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Save articles to a private, local-first reading list with a clean reader view, tags, and offline access. Readery is a private read it later app and web clipper. Save any page in one click, then read it later in a clean, distraction-free reader, with everything kept on your own device. Moving from another read it later app? Import your existing export and keep everything in one place. Save a page from the toolbar, the right click menu, or a keyboard shortcut. Readery pulls out the article text, drops the ads and clutter, and tucks a clean copy away so you can read it later, even offline. What you can do: - Save any article in one click and read it in a clean reader view, with adjustable text size and column width. - Read offline. Once a page is saved, its text lives on your device, so it opens with no connection. - Organize with tags, each with its own color, plus search, sort, favorites, and archive. - Import an HTML or CSV export from another read-later app, or a JSON backup, and export your whole library the same way any time. - Keep it all private: no account, no sign-in, and nothing synced to a server. Everything Readery saves lives locally in your browser. It has no account, makes no analytics or tracking requests, and never sends your reading list or the pages you save to the developer or anyone else. Every feature is free, with nothing behind a paywall.
Jul 21, 2026
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