Last verified: September 19, 2026. Pocket changes quickly; links to its current documentation are included where relevant.
Direct answer
Yes. Pocket Archive can automatically write processed Pocket/HeyPocket recordings into a Pocket Archive folder in your Google Drive. Each recording gets its own dated folder with a Markdown transcript, an available summary, and audio when the Pocket API provides it to the active workflow.
What appears in Drive
- Root folder:
Pocket Archive - Recording folder: date, time, and a sanitized recording title
- Transcript:
*_transcript.md - Summary:
*_summary.mdwhen Pocket returns summary content - Audio: the source container returned by Pocket, such as M4A or MP3, when available
Automatic after Pocket finishes processing
Pocket sends a webhook when processing finishes. Pocket Archive fetches the recording through the public API, writes it to Drive, and verifies the uploaded transcript exists before the recording is marked synced. Processing time still depends on Pocket and on the size of the recording.
A narrow Google permission
Pocket Archive requests drive.file. Google limits that token to files this app created; it cannot browse existing documents elsewhere in your Drive. You can inspect or revoke the permission from your Google account at any time.
What historical re-sync can and cannot do
An older recording can be re-synced only if Pocket still returns it through the API. Pocket Archive cannot restore content Pocket has deleted or stopped exposing. Once a file has reached your Drive, canceling Pocket Archive does not remove it.
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