You saved it. Now read it.
Share a link, a video or a screenshot. AI files it, tags it and summarises it — you never pick a folder. Then a few items come back to you every day, in servings small enough to finish.
Why another one of these
Every read-it-later app makes saving easier. Almost none of them make reading happen. That is why the count in your library only ever goes up — saving takes a second, reading takes twenty minutes, and nothing ever brings the saved thing back to you.
SnackBack starts from the other end. Filing is automatic so saving costs nothing, and the library pushes back: a handful of items a day, summarised, in an order that surfaces what you had forgotten. The goal is a queue that goes down.
What it handles
- Links — share from any browser or app and the article is saved, tagged and summarised.
- Videos — YouTube and Reels get watched and summarised, so you know what is in a long one before committing to it.
- Images — screenshots and carousel posts are read for their text and turned into cards.
- Ask your library — “what was that marketing article I saved last week?” finds it without the title.
Free up to 30 saved items. Pro lifts the cap and adds audio and library Q&A.
Reading
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