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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 17, 2026	3	—	—	0.1.3
Apr 24, 2026	6	—	—	0.1.4
May 2, 2026	27	—	—	0.1.4
May 8, 2026	30	—	—	0.1.4
May 19, 2026	—	—	—	0.1.4
May 25, 2026	20	—	—	0.1.4
Jun 1, 2026	28	—	—	0.1.4
Now	—	—	—	0.1.4

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Apr 17, 2026

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You find great stuff all day. Articles, videos, threads, things you genuinely want to get back to. But tabs pile up, bookmarks collect dust, and that link your friend sent last week? Gone.

LaterDeck gives you one place for all of it. Save anything in one click.
Browse your personal feed whenever the moment is right.

Save from anywhere
- Right-click any link to add it to your feed
- One-click save from the popup on any website
- Works on Chrome and Firefox

Your feed, your way
- Four view modes: Feed, Grid, List, and Compact
- Filter by tags, source, or time range
- Search across everything you've saved
- Sort by date or name

A feed, not a backlog
LaterDeck is designed around a simple idea: when you open something and enjoy
  it, it moves to your archive, making room for what's next. No to-do list
energy. No guilt. Just a feed that's always worth browsing.

Tag and organize, or don't
Add tags as you save, or skip it entirely. Either way, your feed stays easy
to browse. Tag suggestions and filters are there when you want them.

Private by default
Create an account to sync across devices, or use it locally. Your choice. No
tracking, no ads, no data harvesting.

Free forever.

Your bookmarks are scattered. Your reading list is a graveyard. LaterDeck fixes both. Save links from any website into one smart feed that brings your saved content back to you — so nothing stays buried.

You save things all day — threads on X, videos on YouTube, posts on Reddit, articles on Substack, recipes, podcasts, documentation. Each platform keeps your saves locked in its own corner, and none of them remind you to go back. LaterDeck puts everything in one place and does what no bookmark manager does: it resurfaces the things you meant to come back to.

The Smart Feed

Most save-for-later tools are lists you never scroll to the bottom of. LaterDeck works differently. Every time you open your feed, the Smart Feed blends recently saved items with older content you haven't revisited. The longer something goes unseen, the higher its chances of reappearing. An article you saved three months ago is more likely to show up than one you looked at yesterday.

You stay in control of what comes back. Pin items to keep them at the top, archive what you've finished with, or dismiss things you no longer need. Think of it less like a reading list and more like a personal magazine that reshuffles itself around your interests.

How it works
Right-click any link or page and choose "Save to LaterDeck"
Click the toolbar icon to save the current page instantly
LaterDeck extracts the title, image, and source automatically
Open your feed at app.laterdeck.com to browse what you've saved — recent and rediscovered, side by side

Save from anywhere

Works on any website. Articles, videos, threads, recipes, podcasts, documentation — if it has a URL, you can save it for later.

Sync across devices

Create a free account and your saves sync automatically across every browser and device. Your feed is always up to date wherever you open it. Mobile apps for iOS and Android are in development — in the meantime, use the web app on your phone.

Free to use

LaterDeck offers a generous free tier. Save links, browse your Smart Feed, and use the browser extension — all without paying. No ads, no tracking. Core functionality will always be free.

Get started at laterdeck.com

Apr 17, 2026
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