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Save articles with one click. AI auto-summarizes and tags. Full-text search. The smart Pocket alternative. Save Anything. Understand Everything. Rediscover Instantly. Read Later is a smart read-later extension that combines bookmarking with AI to help you save, understand, and rediscover web articles. SAVE IN ONE CLICK • Click "+ Save" in the popup, press Ctrl+Shift+S, or use the right-click menu • Title, content, and domain are captured automatically • No account required — everything is saved locally AI-POWERED READING • 📝 Auto Summary — AI writes a 2-3 sentence summary of every saved article, so you grasp the key points without opening the page • 🏷️ Auto Tags — AI generates topic tags to keep your library organized • 💬 AI Chat Q&A — Open any saved article and ask questions in natural language: "What are the main takeaways?" AI answers based on the article and clearly marks any extra knowledge it adds • 🔍 Semantic Search — Search by meaning, not just keywords. Type a query and click "AI Search" to instantly find the article you're thinking of (normal keyword filtering runs as you type) ORGANIZE YOUR LIBRARY • Unread/Read filters with live counts • Paginated list with configurable page size (5/10/20/50) • Full-text search across titles, summaries, and tags PRIVACY FIRST • Articles, API keys, and chat history stay on your device • AI features activate only when you provide your own API key (BYOK) • Supports DeepSeek, OpenAI, and Qwen — save multiple models, switch anytime with one click • No tracking, no analytics, no account Get started in 60 seconds — install, save your first article, and let AI do the rest.
Aug 17, 2026
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