Flyleaf: Read Later

Flyleaf: Read Later

Save articles to read offline

84 ratings
71 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 27, 2024
  • July 20, 2026

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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

2.6.1

July 20, 2026

Another maintenance update without any life-changing changes, but including useful tweaks and necessary bug fixes. Thanks for everyone who reported issues! ### New Features - Open individual Discover sections in a separate view - macOS: Use Cmd-C keyboard shortcut to copy selected article URLs or tag names ### Improvements - Even more reliable widget updates - Subtitle of custom Discover sections can now be customized - Parser improvements for footnotes, images, videos, symbols, whitespace and code blocks - General performance and layout improvements ### Bug Fixes - Images now load more reliably over non-HTTPS connections - Whitespace no longer gets trimmed while typing a search term - macOS: "Hide toolbar" keyboard shortcut now works as expected - macOS: Content-heavy articles no longer only show a blank page while loading

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User reviews

Read articles like a book

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

Outstanding

If you were looking for an easy to use reading list application that syncs between your devices, look no further. While basic, it has a number of fantastic features. For me, I needed a simple Reading List app that would sync between my MacOS and iOS device. This application has been perfect!

Excellent App

It does everything so well! Thoroughly recommended

A top notch Read it later service

I haven’t seen any read later app on iOS that comes closer to Flyleaf. I benefited from the free version so much that I’ve decided to subscribe to the service for a month or two so it could benefit the creator. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

love it

perfect replacement for Pocket, and quite possibly better

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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.