Pagepile

Pagepile

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Released
September 27, 2026
Updated
October 3, 2026

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Save it now. Read it when you have time. You find something worth reading at the worst possible moment — mid-meeting, halfway out the door, three tabs deep in something else. Pagepile takes it off your hands in one click and keeps it until you're ready. ONE CLICK, FROM ANYWHERE Share from Safari, NetNewsWire, Mail, X, or any other app with a Share button. Pagepile grabs the link, fetches the real headline and the site it came from, and files it under the day you saved it. ALWAYS IN REACH ON THE MAC Pagepile lives in your menu bar. One click shows today's pile without leaving what you're doing, and the icon tells you how much is still waiting. THE SAME PILE ON EVERY DEVICE Save on your Mac at your desk, read on your iPhone on the train. Your pile syncs through your own iCloud account — privately, automatically, with nothing to set up and no account to create. BUILT FOR ACTUALLY READING THINGS - Cards by day, so the pile reads as a timeline rather than an endless list - A ribbon for anything worth keeping after you've read it - Tags and notes, with your previous tags offered as you type - Search across titles, sites, tags and notes - Four text sizes, remembered across your devices YOURS, AND PRIVATE Your pile is stored in your own iCloud private database. There is no Pagepile account, no server of ours holding your reading, no analytics, no ads, and nothing to cancel. Buy it once and it's yours. — Made by G Wiz Computer Consulting in New Jersey.
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What's New in Pagepile

1.1

October 3, 2026

Widgets: keep your pile on your Home Screen in small, medium and large sizes. Tap a title to open the article and mark it read. Titles stay hidden while your iPhone or iPad is locked. Better titles: pages from sites like CNN and The Wall Street Journal now save with their real headlines, and site names like "| CNN" no longer clutter the end of titles.

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