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What's better than Safari Reading List?

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Drafted with AI from the Nemos app and its documentation. Details about other apps can change, so check their sites.

Reading List does one thing simply. Tap to add a page, and it can be saved for offline use. Its limits show up as the list grows: it is one long column, Safari-only, and there are no folders or notes.

Nemos takes saves from any app with a share sheet, such as Instagram, TikTok, Mail and YouTube, plus browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Articles stay readable offline, read-aloud plays them, and summaries can give you the short version first. Folders, smart folders and one search keep a large library useful, and a reminder can bring an article back.

Reading List items are bookmarks, so you can export Safari bookmarks from a Mac as an HTML file and import that into Nemos. When something else fits better: if you want a Mac reading app as well as iPhone, GoodLinks fits better, since Nemos has no released Mac app. For a handful of pages, Reading List is hard to beat.

The free plan covers unlimited saves with your newest 50 open, so you can test this on a real week of saving before you pay anything.

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