A personal read-later

Stash it for later.

Paste a link or a note, then check it off when you're done — and Stash remembers exactly when. Tag what matters, filter in a tap, and carry the one list from phone to laptop.

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How it works

Three moves. That's the whole app.

No setup, no inbox to triage. Stash does one thing — holds the things you mean to get back to — and gets out of the way.

1

Paste anything

A link, a note, or both in one box. URLs become clickable on their own. Hit Ctrl+Enter to save.

2

Tag & filter

Add loose tags like read or errands. The filter bar shows every tag with a count — tap one to narrow the list.

3

Check it off

One tap marks an item done and tucks it into the Done section — logging the exact date and time you finished.

Why it's different

Calm by design.

Everything you'd want from a read-later, and nothing you wouldn't. Built to be glanced at, not managed.

Exact timestamps

Every item records when you added it and when you finished. Hover for the date down to the second.

Tags, not folders

Loose tags and a one-tap filter bar beat a rigid folder tree. Things can belong to more than one place.

Open & Done

Active items stay up top. Finished ones fold away into a collapsible Done section you can clear anytime.

One list, every screen

The same list on your phone and your laptop. Same URL, nothing to install — the layout just adapts.

Links come alive

Paste a URL and it becomes a clean card — the page's title and icon up front, the address tucked underneath.

Yours, privately

Self-hosted and signed in with Google. No trackers, no third-party calls — your list stays your business.

How it looks

Mobile-first, desktop-ready.

Designed thumb-first for the phone in your pocket. On a wide screen the list spreads into a two-column wall — the compose box stays narrow.

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Paste a link or a note…
All read 2 music 1
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Renew passport — expires before the Japan trip

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Async Rust, finally explained

readdone · 08:14
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TThe best AI coding tools, reviewedtheverge.com
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Call the plumber back — quote was 240€

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Gsindresorhus/awesomegithub.com
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Renew passport — expires before the Japan trip

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EAsync Rust, finally explainedexample.com/rust-async
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OPlaylist for the long driveopen.spotify.com
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Tags view

Or see it all by tag.

Flip to the Tags view and the same list reorganises into one colour-coded card per tag — a Google Keep–style board. Drag an item onto another card to re-tag it, or add and edit right inside.

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read

3
The best AI coding tools, reviewed theverge.com
1d
Async Rust, finally explained
5d
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dev

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sindresorhus/awesome — pin for the weekend
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Re-read before deploy — the WAL comments are gold
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Running SQLite in production
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errands

2
Renew passport — expires before the Japan trip
4d
Call the plumber back about the kitchen sink — quote was 240€
7h
Book dentist appointment
08:14
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home

1
Book flights for the Split trip in July
2d
Order a new filter for the kettle
Mon
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ai

2
The best AI coding tools, reviewed
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Prompt eval harness — bookmark for later
9d
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finance

1
Compare the new index funds before the quarter ends
2d

Start your stash.

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