Pokke - Read Later Link Saver

This is an app to help you stop saving links and forgetting about them. When you find an article or video you're interested in, just tap "Save to Pokke" from the share button. That’s it! It automatically fetches the title and thumbnail image and adds it to your read-it-later list. ■ Main Features [One-Tap Saving] Whether on a browser or social media, just select it from the share button. It instantly returns you to your original app without switching screens, so you never lose your place. [Auto-Fetch Titles & Thumbnails] No more dull lists of plain URLs. The moment you save a link, it retrieves the page title, site name, and thumbnail image, displaying them beautifully. [Organize with Collections] Create collections like "Read Later," "Recipes," or "Travel" using your favorite names, emojis, and colors. [Tags & Search] Add tags to easily search across titles, URLs, and tags. You can also filter your list by tags. [Auto-Group by Site] Turn on "Auto-Categorize," and it will automatically group your links by source sites like YouTube, X (Twitter), Instagram, and GitHub. No manual sorting required! [Unread & Archive] Send links to the archive once you've finished reading them. By displaying only unread items, you'll never lose track of what you haven't read yet, even as your list grows. [Cross-Device Sync] Log in with a Google account to save your links to the cloud. Access the same list when you get a new device, or sync seamlessly between your smartphone and tablet. If you choose not to log in, your data will be saved locally on your device. [Offline Viewing] Saved links are also stored on your device, allowing you to check your list even in places with no internet connection. ■ Perfect for those who: Keep leaving interesting articles open in browser tabs Save links found on social media for later, only to completely forget about them Have way too many bookmarks and can't find what they need Are looking for a simple and lightweight "read it later" app ■ Please Note Free to use (contains ads) Cross-device synchronization requires logging in with a Google account Supports Japanese, English, and Korean