Sjeiti

A <a href="https://wordpress.org/" rel="ugc">WordPress</a> widget to show your <a href="http://getpocket.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Pocket</a> collection. 
The Pocket widget is a WordPress plugin that connects to your Pocket account and displays your Pocket articles in a widget. It is almost a direct translation of the Pocket API to a WordPress widget.
<h3>Setup</h3>
Before you start you need to authenticate the plugin to access your Pocket account. 
Go to the Pocket Widget settings and click authenticate. This wil take you to Pocket which will tell you what this app is authorised. If you authorize it you’ll be taken back to the settings page. 
The newly added ‘Access token’ together with the ‘Consumer key’ is your access to Pocket. Save the settings…
By default Pocket Widget has it’s own Pocket App for API access. 
You can easily setup your own by going to http://getpocket.com/developer/apps/ and clicking Create an Application. 
Then give it a name, allow it only to retreive, and set the platform to web. Then accept terms of service and click create application. 
Copy the consumer key to the Pocket Widget settings and click Save changes.
<h3>Versioning and issues</h3>
The main CVS repo for this plugin is on Github. The version up on WordPress is a distilled build of the major tags. 
If you have any issues or suggestions please put them on <a href="https://github.com/Sjeiti/Pocket-Widget/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">Github</a>.

Pocket Widget

A Wordpress widget to show your Pocket collection.

Pierre-Andre Dewitte

Make your users save time to read later your thrilling content by adding the official buttons from the most used apps around the world : Pocket, Instapaper, Readability and since v1.1 Kindle ! 
Choose which one you want to display, which size, when and where to display them (posts, articles, both, at the start/end/both of content).
Look at the changelog tab to see new features !
More features in progress…
<h3>Why this plugin</h3>
Apps like Pocket, Readability & Instapaper are used by tens of millions around the world, especially to save long and captivating articles to read it later offline. 
Usually, to save an article from a mobile device, you have to click three times. (The Menu button, then Share button, then Add to Pocket, or any app you use). 
In the long run, it’s painful for users. And if it’s painful for users, it’s not good for your blog.

Pocket Readability Instapaper Buttons

Display official Pocket Instapaper and Readability buttons to your posts/pages.

Pocket Widget vs Pocket Readability Instapaper Buttons