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Persistwise
Our verdict: Set-and-forget insurance for your archive: give it your Substack RSS feed and every new post gets a public Wayback Machine snapshot, a pinned IPFS copy and a private copy it stores. Brand new (launched Oct 26, 2026) and honest about its limits: each post is captured once, so later edits aren't saved, copies are HTML without images, and there's no export button yet. Keep using Substack's own export for a full backup.
Best for
Keeping an independent backup of every post you publish on Substack
Pricing
Keep plan: 30 days free (no card), then $40/yr.
Source: official site (persistwise.com) + maker's launch post (blog.ninepointlabs.com/2026/10/persistwise-launch/, Oct 26, 2026)
Website
Last checked
2026-10-28
Note: Made by Nine Point Labs; independent, not affiliated with Substack. Wayback and IPFS copies are public, so only add feeds for writing you're happy to keep public.
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