Quick Reads: Read it Later

Quick Reads: Read it Later

by Matt Birchler

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Released
July 8, 2026
Updated
November 11, 2026
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Save articles from anywhere and read them later in a distraction-free environment. Organize your reading library with tags and highlights, all built natively for iOS.

✓Save articles from any app
✓Distraction-free reading experience
✓Highlight important passages
✓Organize with tags and archives
✓Offline reading support
✓Native iOS design
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What's New in Quick Reads

2.0.1

November 11, 2026

• Undo after archiving or deleting an article. Tap Undo, press Command-Z on a Mac or iPad keyboard, or shake your iPhone • The reader shows when an article was published, next to the site and reading time • Share is now its own button in the reader, and in every article's menu in your lists • Triage your feeds from the keyboard on Mac and iPad: J and K to move, E to mark read, S to save, Return to open • Pick your accent color in Settings. It syncs to your account, so the web and your other devices match • Opening a PDF you uploaded no longer crashes the app • YouTube videos in the reader play again • On iPad in portrait, the sidebar no longer gets stuck over the article after you leave the app and come back

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FAQ

What is Quick Reads?

Quick Reads is an application designed to help you save articles from the internet and read them later in a clean, distraction-free environment. It allows you to organize your saved content with tags and highlights.

Does Quick Reads have ads?

No, Quick Reads is ad-free. The app is developed by an independent developer with a focus on providing a clean reading experience without advertisements or intrusive elements.

Can I use Quick Reads offline?

Yes, Quick Reads supports offline reading. You can save articles from any app using the Share Extension, and access them even when you don't have an internet connection.

How does Quick Reads organize articles?

You can organize your saved articles by tagging them to group by topic, project, or mood. You can also archive articles you've finished reading and search across your entire saved library.

What devices does Quick Reads support?

Quick Reads is built natively for iOS and is available on iPhone and iPad. It also supports macOS, taking advantage of Apple's latest frameworks for a fast and integrated experience.

How often is Quick Reads updated?

The latest version of Quick Reads is 2.0.1, and it was last updated on November 11, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle for the application.

What is the user sentiment for Quick Reads?

Based on available data, Quick Reads has a rating of 3.5 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed but generally positive reception from its current user base.

Is Quick Reads free to use?

Yes, Quick Reads is available for free. The developer emphasizes honest pricing and focuses on creating a useful tool rather than relying on engagement metrics or selling user data.