Yosuga

Yosuga turns saving into a promise to your future self. Articles you want to read later. Videos you hope to watch someday. Places you want to visit. Things you may want to buy. Recipes you want to try. Too often, saved links disappear into lists that keep growing and rarely get revisited. Yosuga is not a place to collect more and more information. It is a quiet way to meet what you saved again. ■ Entrust Save a URL to Yosuga from Safari or the share sheet in supported apps. Choose what you want to do with it: read, watch, visit, buy, or make. Yosuga fills in titles and thumbnails whenever possible. ■ Make a promise Choose when your future self should meet the saved item again: today, tomorrow, this weekend, next week, next month, and more. Yosuga helps you avoid leaving everything in an undefined “someday.” ■ Receive a quiet reminder When the promised day arrives, Yosuga sends a local notification. You can fulfill the promise, postpone it, or let it go. ■ See only today’s promises Yosuga does not turn your home screen into another endless list. It shows only a small number of things to face today. When needed, you can still open your entrusted promises and find future promises. ■ Private by design Yosuga has no account system and no proprietary server. Your saved items are stored on your device, and if iCloud is enabled, synced through Apple’s CloudKit private database for your own devices. Yosuga does not use ad networks or tracking analytics. Yosuga is for people who: ・save articles or videos for later ・have bookmarks or reading lists they rarely revisit ・want to remember things to buy, places to visit, or ideas to try ・would rather finish what they saved than organize another archive You can forget. Yosuga remembers. Terms of Use: https://rinro.jp/yosuga/legal/terms-of-service/index.en.html Privacy Policy: https://rinro.jp/yosuga/legal/privacy-policy/index.en.html