Clipstack — Save Articles & Read Later

About

Save articles to read later — with one click.

Clipstack is a read-later app for people who save more than they read. Save any article, blog post, or web page from your browser instantly, then read it later in a clean, distraction-free view.

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Save Anything from the Web
Click the Clipstack icon on any page to save the full article — text, title, and metadata are extracted automatically. Works on news sites, blogs, Medium, Substack, Reddit, documentation, and most public web pages. Pages behind paywalls or logins are saved as link bookmarks.

Search Everything You've Saved
Every word of every article you save is indexed and fully searchable. Find that one quote, stat, or idea buried in an article you saved weeks ago — in seconds.

Read Without Distractions
Saved articles open in a clean reading view. No ads, no popups, no cookie banners, no clutter. Just the content, exactly as the author wrote it.

Organize Your Way
Tag your saves with custom labels. Filter by read, unread, or tag. Sort by date or reading time. Your library stays structured without effort.

Highlight What Matters
Mark key passages as you read. Build a personal collection of the most important ideas from everything you consume.

Never Forget What You Saved
Today's Picks surfaces a daily selection from your unread saves — so your reading list stays alive instead of becoming a graveyard of forgotten links.

Your Library, Everywhere
Everything saved from the extension is instantly available at clipstack.one. Open it on any browser, any device — your library follows you.

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Private & Secure
Your data is yours. We don't sell it, share it, or use it for advertising. Authentication is handled through Google OAuth — we never see or store your password. All data is transmitted over HTTPS.

Free to Use
Unlimited saves, full-text search, tags, highlights, and reading view — all free. No trial period, no feature gates on the basics.

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How It Works
1. Install the extension and sign in with Google
2. Click the Clipstack icon on any article
3. Hit "Save article" — done in under 2 seconds
4. Open clipstack.one to read, search, and organize your library

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Built For
• Researchers collecting sources across dozens of tabs
• Students saving papers, references, and study material
• Developers bookmarking docs, tutorials, and Stack Overflow answers
• Journalists tracking stories, interviews, and background reading
• Writers building a swipe file of ideas and inspiration
• Curious readers who want to actually read what they save

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Clipstack free?
A: Yes. Unlimited saves, full-text search, tags, highlights, and reading view are completely free.

Q: Does it work on all websites?
A: It works on most public web pages. Pages requiring login or heavy JavaScript rendering are saved as link bookmarks with URL and title preserved.

Q: Is my data private?
A: Yes. Your saved articles are only accessible to you. We do not sell, share, or monetize your data in any way.

Q: Do I need an account?
A: Yes — a free Google Sign-In account is required to save and sync your library.

Q: What happens if I uninstall the extension?
A: Nothing is lost. Your saved articles remain in your library at clipstack.one.

Q: What if a saved page is taken down?
A: Clipstack saves the full article text at the time you clip it. Even if the original page disappears, your saved copy remains in your library.

A simple, fast, and free alternative to Pocket, Instapaper, and Raindrop.