Used by 31 peoplegetpocket.com ↗
“10-key: Ducky Pocket numpad that's both awesome for data entry and doubles as a calculator”
Thursday Bram Interview, Writer · via Uses This 
“I also use the Pocket add-on so I can lie and tell myself that I'll read things later.”
Joshua Eaton Interview, Freelance investigative reporter · via Uses This 
“I occasionally use Pocket to read stuff I've saved, but my library of things to read always grows faster than I can read the stuff, sadly.”
Eugene Marshall Interview, Game designer, writer · via Uses This 
“Reading: – I read a lot online, and Pocket is one of my all-time favourite apps.”
Lena Reinhard Interview, Director of Engineering, CircleCI · via Uses This 
“Pocket: my ever-growing list of potentially interesting stuff to read and watch.”
Ludovic Chabant Interview, Software developer (Epic) · via Uses This 
“If I see something interesting in my downtime on my phone or a desktop, I'll save it into Pocket with a 'versioning' tag.”
Adam Roberts Interview, Writer, newsletter producer (SitePoint) · via Uses This 
“Pocket is for saving articles so I don't get sidetracked, and then never looking at them again.”
Nathan Edwards Interview, Senior Editor (Wirecutter) · via Uses This 
“I read and write a lot, and primarily use Pocket Premium as my dumping ground/TOREAD backlog.”
Leonard Lin Interview, Independent technologist · via Uses This 
“I use it to read from when I have to give talks, and to read my saved articles on Pocket.”
Brodie Lancaster Interview, Writer, editor · via Uses This 
“I'm still trying to find a research workflow that works for me, right now I save tons and tons of things to Pocket, which isn't really what Pocket is designed for -- it's a reading app, not an archive app.”
Helen Rosner Interview, Food correspondent (The New Yorker) · via Uses This 
“Pocket means I can save articles for later.”
Olivia Wood Interview, Narrative editor, writer, developer (Failbetter Games) · via Uses This 
“I use Pocket as a read-it-later service, but I've found that I never actually go back to read what I've saved.”
Neha Narula Interview, PhD student, data scientist, developer · via Uses This
