Save articles from any app to a clean, focused reader. Get AI summaries to quickly assess content. This app helps you manage your reading list and actually finish articles.
1.0.104
August 31, 2026
Your reading list now has a Read tab — everything you've finished, in one place. Marking an article read moves it from To Read across to Read, and leaves you on the tab you were on. The list is redesigned to match the Readplace website: rows sit together in one bordered panel, each led by an orange dot while it's unread or a green check once it's read. Readplace's own colors throughout, most visibly in dark mode. Saving from the share sheet no longer drops the page content. The save is queued on your phone and finished the next time you open Readplace, with retries — and the card closes once the save is done instead of parking on "Saved".
MoreYou can save articles by opening a web page in Safari or another app, tapping the Share button, and selecting Readplace from the share sheet. This adds the article directly to your reading list without needing to copy and paste.
Yes, Readplace provides AI summaries for saved articles. This feature helps you quickly understand the main points of an article before deciding to read it in full.
Readplace is currently supported on iPhone devices. Future platform expansions may be considered based on user demand and development resources.
Readplace offers a free trial period. After the trial, a subscription is required to continue using the service. Specific subscription details and pricing are available within the app.
The latest version of Readplace is 1.0.68, last updated on July 26, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and user experience.
Readplace has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content concerns.
Readplace does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide a clean and focused reading experience without interruptions from ads.
Readplace focuses on a distraction-free reading experience and AI summaries, built on a decade of personal reading system refinement. It aims to help users consistently read saved content.