Looking for somewhere else to keep your saved links?
If you are moving your saved links somewhere new, the first question worth asking is what you actually used the old one for. For most people it was a list of things they meant to read, a way to find them again, and the reassurance that the list would still be there next year. That is what this does.
People moving a read-it-later pile somewhere it will stay put
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Start an unread list you'll actually get back to.
An unread list, not an inbox
Every bookmark can be marked unread, and the unread filter is one click from anywhere in the app. Clear the flag when you have read the thing. There is no streak, no weekly digest, and no email telling you that you have 340 unread articles.
Be clear about what this saves
This saves the link, the title, and whatever you write about it. It does not extract the article text, produce a reader view, or work offline. If the reading experience was the part you valued, a read-it-later app with an actual reader is the better answer and this will disappoint you.
Findable later, which is the whole point
Tag things as you save them and add a line about why you kept it. Search covers titles, URLs and your notes, so the thing you half-remember is usually one query away. A saved link you cannot find again was never really saved.
Questions
Does this have a reader view or offline reading?
No. It stores links, titles, tags and your notes — not article text. For offline reading you want a dedicated read-it-later app.
Can I import my existing saved links?
If you can export them as a browser bookmarks HTML file or as JSON, yes. Most services offer an HTML export, and that is the format the importer reads best.
Is there a mobile app?
No. The site works on a phone browser, and you can add it to your home screen, but there is nothing to install.