Save from the browser
Use the bookmarklet to send pages into your archive without changing how you browse.
Read in one place
Keep saved articles, metadata, read state, and tags together in a calmer library.
Follow feeds
Use RSS as an inbox for discovery, then save the articles worth keeping permanently.
Search your history
Search saved content and notes so your reading becomes useful long after the tab is closed.
Paid on purpose.
No ad-funded tracking model, no social feed incentives, and no reason to sell your attention. The subscription keeps the product aligned with the reader.
- Private reading archive and RSS inbox
- Bookmarklet-based saving flow
- Search, tags, backups, and export-focused ownership
Reader
$5 / month
Planned launch price: $5/month or $50/year for personal use.
Self-service paid registration is the next implementation step.
Why paid?
A paid service can focus on private reading and long-term ownership instead of advertising, engagement loops, or tracking.
Is RSS separate?
RSS is an inbox for finding articles. The archive is where you save what you want to keep.
Can I install it easily?
The onboarding flow will guide new users through installing the bookmarklet and saving a first article.