What's better than Safari Reading List?
By Taha Baalla·
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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