I have 7+ years of articles, recipes, tweets and even bookmarks saved to Pocket (getpocket.com)<p>I use the tag feature a lot. On a single save, I usually end up with more than one tag. My favorite pancake recipe is tagged format-text, topic-cooking, topic-pancakes and flag-bad-parse.<p>Pocket's web and android apps do not have a way to filter using multiple tags at the same time, so I can't filter items that have both topic-cooking and topic-pancakes. You have to filter by one tag only, then manually search.<p>After years of using node.js scripts and Pocket's API to multi-tag search (and more), it finally occurred to me to share my tool so others can get more from Pocket without writing a line of code or messing around with API keys.<p>Sparkpocketjoy syncs a copy of your Pocket metadata to your device (persisted to disk via IndexedDB), generates some indexes (indices?!) and loads both into memory. Every query happens in-memory, so exciting your data happens as fast as you can click.<p>In addition to filtering by tags, you can filter by status (archived, favorited, queued), media attachments (has images or embedded videos) or text search of the title.<p>The landing page is a throwaway, and there's some features I really want to build, but I decided to step out of my comfort zone and show HN my unpolished but functional project. Let me know what you think!<p><a href="https://www.sparkpocketjoy.com" rel="nofollow">https://www.sparkpocketjoy.com</a>