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Flyleaf: Read Later

Flyleaf: Read Later

Save articles to read offline

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  • Released
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  • March 27, 2024
  • July 23, 2026

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Maximilian Melzer
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Save articles from the web and read them later in a distraction-free, magazine-like format. Customize your reading experience with themes and typography, and organize your content with tags. Syncs seamlessly across devices via iCloud.

✓Save articles from the web
✓Distraction-free reading view
✓Book-like pagination
✓Customizable themes and typography
✓iCloud sync
✓Article tagging
✓Archive.today integration
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What's New in Flyleaf

2.6.2

July 23, 2026

Hot on the heels of the last update, this one fixes more bugs, the most prominent being that you could no longer tap on tags to add or remove them from an article. Sorry about that! ### Bug Fixes - "Add tag" and "remove tag" buttons now again reliably do what they are supposed to do - iOS: Layout fixes for iPhones in landscape mode - macOS: The search bar no longer disappears on smaller windows

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User reviews

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Unbeatable

Absolutely phenomenal reading experience. Love everything about it
tehtoadtehtoad

Best read later app!

Finally found exactly what I’ve been looking for … I’d say it has no frills, but actually it has the perfect amount of frills: it’s handy being able to adjust font & colours and the discover view layout. But it’s not bloated, not expensive (and the free tier is actually useable and doesn’t block anything foundational, I respect that a lot). Also, the developer is responsive and seems like a cool person.
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Best Reader on iOS

I wouldn’t be without this delightful app anymore! Great support from the dev, reliable, and intuitive.
DCPavlovDCPavlov

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Manque une traduction en français.
andrejean48andrejean48

Read articles like a book

If you prefer reading articles like a book, rather than scrolling Flyleaf is the best option out there.
DukkhaLatteDukkhaLatte
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FAQ

What does Flyleaf do?

Flyleaf is a read-later application that saves articles from the web and presents them in a clean, distraction-free reading view. It removes ads, popups, and trackers to enhance your reading experience and offers features like pagination and customization.

What are the key features of Flyleaf?

Key features include saving articles via a share sheet or bookmarklet, reading without distractions, book-like pagination, customizable themes and typography, iCloud syncing across devices, article tagging for organization, and integration with archive.today.

How much does Flyleaf cost?

Flyleaf is free to use. It offers an optional subscription for advanced features such as additional themes, the ability to use tags, and integration with archive.today.

What devices is Flyleaf available on?

Flyleaf offers fully native apps for iPhone, iPad, and macOS. It utilizes iCloud to securely sync articles and reading progress between these devices.

How can I organize my saved articles?

You can organize your saved articles by adding your own tags to them. This helps you to easily categorize and find specific articles later, especially when your library grows.