Private reading list

A read-it-later app that keeps the article and its source together.

Save articles from Safari and supported apps to a searchable library on your iPhone or iPad. When extraction is available, KeepSpot creates a cleaner reading view and keeps the original link one tap away.

No KeepSpot account, no ads, and no third-party analytics collection.

Get KeepSpot on the App Store Free for up to 50 saves and 20 custom collections.
  • Clean views where supported
  • Original links preserved
  • Local-first
  • No account

Save in the moment

Move the article out of your tabs without losing it.

When an article looks worth reading but the timing is wrong, share it to KeepSpot. The save lands in your library so the tab can close and the idea can wait.

  • Use the iOS Share Sheet from Safari and other supported apps.
  • Add a collection, tags, or a quick note while the context is fresh.
  • Search the title and available text when you are ready to return.
  • Open the original page whenever you need the publisher's current version.

Learn how to add KeepSpot to Share Sheet Favorites.

The iPhone Share Sheet with KeepSpot available as a save destination.

Less page clutter

A quieter view when the page allows it.

For supported pages, KeepSpot can extract useful article text, images, and details into a cleaner reading view. The original source stays attached, so a simplified copy never replaces the publisher's page.

Some websites limit extraction

Paywalls, login requirements, scripts, and site rules can prevent a clean view. KeepSpot still preserves the original link and whatever information is available.

A saved page in KeepSpot shown as a clean, readable recipe view.

A reading library with context

Make saved reading easier to rediscover.

A long queue is only useful when you can find the right item again. KeepSpot lets your reading list live alongside the screenshots, notes, recipes, and files connected to the same project.

SearchLook across titles, notes, tags, and available saved content.
OrganizeUse collections for broad topics and tags for ideas that cross them.
RememberAdd a note or reminder so "read later" has a reason and a time.

Local-first privacy

Your reading interests stay out of a KeepSpot profile.

KeepSpot stores your saves in the app's private sandbox and does not send your library to KeepSpot servers. Optional iCloud sync uses your own Apple account.

  • No KeepSpot sign-up, email address, or login.
  • No advertising, attribution, or cross-app tracking SDKs.
  • No third-party analytics collection.
  • App Store billing is handled by Apple.

Read the full KeepSpot Privacy Policy.

KeepSpot welcome screen explaining account-free saving on the device.

Questions

Read-it-later FAQ

Can KeepSpot create a clean view for every article?
No. Clean extraction depends on the website and page. Paywalls, logins, scripts, or site restrictions can limit it, so KeepSpot always keeps the original link.
Does KeepSpot require an account?
No. There is no KeepSpot sign-up or login. Your library is stored locally, with optional sync through your own iCloud account.
Can I use KeepSpot for things besides articles?
Yes. KeepSpot can also hold links, supported recipes, screenshots, photos, notes, voice recordings, files, and compatible items shared from other apps.
Can I import an old reading list?
KeepSpot supports compatible exports from Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop, Safari, and standard Netscape bookmark files. Keep a backup of your export while you verify the import.

Explore KeepSpot

Migration

A private Pocket alternative

Bring a compatible export into a local-first library on Apple devices.

 Recipes

Save recipes on iPhone

Keep ingredients and instructions in a cleaner view where supported.

 Bookmarks

A private bookmark manager

Save links with notes, attachments, tags, and collections.

Close the tab. Keep the thought.

Start a private reading library that is ready when you are.

Get KeepSpot on the App Store