About: FOR OVERWHELMED READERS.
With traditional read-it-later apps, you often end up
wasting time scrolling and managing a long and daunting list of articles where
you cannot tell anymore what is worth reading.
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Quiche Reader encourages you to let go of articles you haven’t read for 30 days, and those you keep postponing reading.
It only shows the first article in your queue, and helps you decide to read or delete it, before you can proceed to the next one in line.
To solve this, Quiche Reader only shows you the first article in your queue.
With traditional read-it-later apps, you often end up wasting time scrolling and managing a long and daunting list of articles where you cannot tell anymore what is worth reading.
Your oldest saved articles are presented first so that they won’t be left forgotten at the bottom of the queue.
You must read, archive, or delete it, before reading the next one.
Swipe to archive an article, and the next one in your queue appears instantly, with no loading time.
No sign up required, you can start using Reading Queue right away.
You can cheat a bit and snooze an article to push it to the back of the queue, but only three times per article.
Although pretty minimalist, it solves an essential issue that many reading services fail to do — make you go back to your reading list.
Quiche Reader removes the anxiety of decision making.
Your queue and archive are stored in your private iCloud storage.
Quiche Reader is also available on the Mac App Store.
Quiche Reader for Mac is available on the Mac App Store.
By 0xTAJ
I have used Instapaper, Pocket, and Wallabag as various Read It Later services. This is the first one that I truly enjoy, and don't fell that I am selling my soul to use.
It’s boasts a beautiful, dark interface (by default!), iCloud Sync, and is easy to use. It also has an macOS version available on QuicheReader Store, also, for free.
This is a rare gem of an app. The developer, Greg (whose rest of the name I will not even attempt to write, as I will sure mess it up) has delivered to market, what an app **should** be. Simple, easy, **private**, and without the obnoxious subscription charges, so prevalent in todays apps.
If QuicheReader were to go to a pay/buy model **without** a subscription, I will still support this developer by purchasing it.
By JiroDreamsOfSushiLand
This is INCREDIBLE! I've had issues with Picket/Instapaper/Safari/Etc. in the past in terms of adding way too much to my reading list, causing what the developer refers to as “Pocket bankruptcy”. This is exactly exactly the solution I've been looking for. It’s super lightweight, and the UX is very well done. It jumps you in, gets you started right away, and keeps you focused on the task: clearing out your reading list. Thanks so much for this!
By Kcinb
The only read it later app youll ever need. It's so simple - opens the pages youve saved one by one. Free and no frills - no text search, highlighting, or text-parsed view. But it performs foundational functionality super well: Pages open from paywalled sites after a single login, web views always open easily. Im blazing thru my reading list. God send.
By ShinjiHosok@
Switched to Reading Queue from Instapaper and have finally started to make a dent in my hundreds of backlog articles and essays. Not having to stare down a massive list to get to the next article makes a great difference.
By Ejmeidell
I am always a little weary when it comes to apps that you have to click share to interact with it but not this one! This was simple to use, beautiful, and renders the page in a headless setting so more reading room! Love it!
By NotLikeTed
A simple solution to the problem of having too many tabs.
By croshant
Very cool. If you’ve got multiple apps that open web pages, and want to add links from all of them to a shared reading list, this is QuicheReader for you!
By tyler.graening
This is a well-made and well-designed app. Most importantly, it helps me stay focused on the article at hand and actually read them. The only thing I’d add immediately would be a MacOS app. Great work!
Cheers!
By timotay
Very nice app that aims to get you through your reading list. Sounds like great improvements planned. Looking forward to the Mac app!
By Stvwng
Love QuicheReader much better than Pocket or Instapaper. Very clean look.
Developer is super responsive.
By arthurofbabylon
Very beautiful reading list app
By JonBoy203
I needed this.
By MKfromAsia
Hey
I can’t add QuicheReader or Pocket on my safari share sheet. More done edit done. Is it because of IPadOS ?
By vxcn
best web archive
By SpodermenRaviews
One of those few apps that I wouldn't change a single thing about. Private, free, simple, beautiful, and perfectly functional. Truly makes my life a little bit better.
By RB24app
I like the simplicity of QuicheReader and would love to see a few more options added. I hope QuicheReader is still being supported, as there hasn’t been any updates in awhile. Nice job on this beautiful app. Good to here, appreciate the quick response, and looking forward to what’s to come.
Yes. Quiche Reader is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 33 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.8/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for Quiche Reader Is 44.1/100.
Yes. Quiche Reader is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 33 Quiche Reader User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for Quiche Reader Is 59.6/100..
Quiche Reader works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or Contact Support.
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