Omnom saves the pages you bookmark as full rendered snapshots, so the article, thread, or documentation page you kept is readable years later even if the original site changes or disappears. Bookmarks accumulate multiple snapshots over time, and the compare view shows two side by side or as a unified diff, revealing what an edited page used to say. Images and other media are downloaded and stored alongside each snapshot, keeping saved pages complete offline. The Firefox and Chromium extensions send pages exactly as your browser rendered them, capturing dynamic content a simple link saver would lose. A built-in reader aggregates your RSS and Atom subscriptions into one stream, where you can archive items individually or page by page and search feeds and bookmarks together. Through ActivityPub, other people can follow your public bookmarks from Mastodon or Pleroma, and you can follow Fediverse accounts in the same stream. Bookmarks can stay private or be shared publicly, organized with tags and nested collections, and filtered by date, domain, owner, or free text across saved content. Your dashboard tracks weekly, monthly, and yearly bookmark counts beside your most used tags, while a documented API and command line tools handle imports, tokens, and feed updates. Sign-in relies on one-time email tokens, OAuth, or a trusted Remote-User header from your reverse proxy, so no password is ever stored. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.