Connect Pocket integrations
Extract your saved articles and curated bookmarks from Pocket by connecting your account to Make. Linking your reading list to our workflow automation tool lets you safely migrate your content history, sync tags, and back up resource links to cloud databases. Route your archives to external platforms before services phase out. Sign up today to secure your data.
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Adds a new item.
Moves an item to the user's archive.
Permanently removes an item from the user's account.
Returns items that match the given filter.
Marks an item as a favorite.
Modifies item tags.
Re-adds (unarchives) an item to the user's list.
Removes an item from the user's favorites.
Trigger when a new item is created.
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Popular Pocket workflows.
Automate your Pocket reading list with Make. Sync saved articles to your favorite apps and organize your content workflows.
Integrate Pocket to automate your reading list and sync content
Connect Pocket with Make to automatically sync your saved articles to Notion, Trello, and Raindrop.io. Centralize your reading list from RSS feeds and keep your databases updated automatically.
Automatically pull content from RSS feeds and other bookmarking tools directly into Pocket so all your reading material is in one place.
Instantly create Trello cards from your new Pocket saves to easily turn interesting reads into research or work tasks.
Seamlessly sync your saved Pocket items to Notion to build a permanent, organized library of your favorite web content.
Connect Pocket with other bookmarking tools like Raindrop.io to ensure your saved links are always synced across all platforms.
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Modules are the main building blocks of automation in Make. Modules represent actions that Make performs with an app, like creating, updating, or deleting data.
Mapping links the modules in your scenario. When you map an item, you connect the data retrieved by one module to another module to perform the desired action. For example, you can map email addresses and subject lines to create a spreadsheet using this data.
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