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Substack Archive Search - Offline Post Indexer

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  • Extension status: Featured
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Search any Substack archive instantly. Build a private, offline index to find posts by title or full-text

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Substack Archive Search - Offline Post Indexer
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Substack Archive Search is the ultimate discovery tool for power users. It builds a local, searchable index of any publication, allowing you to bypass Substack's limited native search and find exactly what you need in seconds.

Note: This extension is a search and discovery tool. It indexes archives to help you find posts; clicking a result will take you to the post on Substack.com to read.

🔍 Advanced Substack Search Engine. Native search can be slow and often misses older content. This extension creates a high-speed local database of a publication’s history.

Instant Filtering: Sort by date, title, or relevance.

Deep Indexing (Pro): Search the full-text content of every article, not just the headlines.

📂 Build a Personal Research Knowledge Base Perfect for journalists, academics, and researchers who need to track a writer’s specific mentions of topics over time.

Metadata Indexing: Automatically captures author names, tweet-IDs, and publication dates.

Offline Access: Browse your indexed search results even when you don’t have an internet connection.

đź”’ Privacy-First Indexing Unlike web-based search tools, all indexing happens locally.

No data is sent to a backend.

Your search history stays on your machine.

Compatible with custom Substack domains.

⚡ Optimized for Performance Built using IndexedDB, this extension can handle archives with thousands of posts without slowing down your browser. It’s the fastest way to turn a newsletter archive into a searchable library.

Latest reviews

Walder Reed
Good to navigate old posts
Bowtied Cortex
Life saver, had a hard time navigating a substack with 4000+ posts and this searcher/explorer is the magic pill!
Jaime Bolton
Love the search and deep index functionality, the upgrade is worth it. Super cheap. Nice complements substack.