Reader vs Clip

Reader A clean, distraction-free reading app for the books already on your device. Reader opens the formats your library is actually in — EPUB, plain text, Markdown, FictionBook, Mobipocket, and Kindle files — without requiring an account, a subscription, or an internet connection. Your books stay where they are. Designed for reading Pages are laid out in native text, not a web view. Font size, line spacing, and theme adapt to your preference and look right at any screen size. Rotate freely — Reader reflows to the new dimensions and returns you to the exact sentence you were on. Your whole library, one place Import a book once; Reader keeps it ready to open. Drag a file in from Files or Finder, pick it from the share sheet, or open it directly in place — whichever fits how you work. Focused, not cluttered The interface stays out of the way while you read. A tap brings up the progress bar, chapter title, and navigation. Another tap, and it's gone. Private by design Reader has no network access and requests no permissions beyond the files you explicitly open. Nothing leaves your device.

You're scrolling. You find something you need to show someone, or want to watch again later. So you… send it to yourself in a text? Bury it in a note you'll never open? There's a better way. Clip lives in your share sheet, so saving a video takes one tap — from YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, or anywhere else. Every clip lands in your personal library, organized the way you want it, ready when you need it. Save anything: Instantly hit share on any video and add it to Clip in seconds. Stay organized: Sort clips into color-coded collections — "Show Marcus," "Watch later," "Sent me dying" — whatever works for you. Always ready: Open Clip whenever you're ready to watch, share, or revisit. No digging through notes or text threads. Stop losing the good stuff. Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://getsupport.keyninestudios.com/privacy-policy-clip