Laytr — Save & Read Later
You save things all day.
Laytr — Save & Read Later is a productivity app for iOS. The following description comes from the official store listing.
You save things all day. A link a friend sent, a recipe, a video to watch properly later, a screenshot of something you'll need on Thursday. Most of it disappears into whatever app it was saved in, and you never look at it again.
Laytr keeps all of it in one place and brings it back when you asked. Save from any app's share sheet, pick a time, and the save is waiting for you that day at the top of the app.
EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR PHONE Laytr has no account and no server. Your saves live on your phone, and if you leave iCloud backup on, in your own iCloud. Nothing you save passes through us, so it can't be scanned, profiled or sold. The app works normally in Airplane Mode.
SAVE FROM ANYWHERE Laytr sits in the share sheet, so it works from Safari, Photos, Files, Maps, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and anywhere else you can share from. Links, articles, videos, places, PDFs, images and screenshots each get a card that fits what they are. Saving takes two taps. You can file things properly later, or never.
IT COMES BACK WHEN YOU SAID Tonight, this weekend, next week, a date you pick, or Someday. Each choice shows the actual time it means, like "Sat 9:00 AM". When that time arrives, the save appears at the top of the Now tab. If it's a bad moment, "Not now" sits right next to "Done", and nothing nags you afterwards. There are no streaks and no overdue badges.
READ IT LATER, OFFLINE Saving an article stores the full text and images on your phone, not just the link, so it still opens on a plane, or years later when the original site is gone. The reader has three page themes, serif or sans-serif type, adjustable text size, and it remembers where you stopped. The rest of the app can stay light, stay dark, or follow iOS.
SEARCH INSIDE EVERYTHING Search covers titles, sources, your notes, tags, the full text of saved articles, and the text inside your screenshots. Screenshot text is read on the phone using Apple's Vision framework; the images are never sent anywhere. You c
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