The read-later app Mozilla wouldn’t build.
Save articles from anywhere. Read everything you save on iPhone, Android, and the web. One-click migration from Instapaper, Readwise, Matter, and more. Sustainable, indie, yours to keep.
Free to start. No credit card. Works on any browser.
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The problem
Your saved-articles list isn’t a reading list. It’s a graveyard.
We’ve all done it. Saved 3,000 articles to Pocket. Read 60 of them.
Then Mozilla shut Pocket down. Your library was gone. Again.
Tuck is a read-later app built for people who want to actually finish what they save, and own it forever.
Features
Built for readers, not algorithms.
Everything Pocket did, plus the things it never got around to.
Save from anywhere
Share sheet on iOS and Android. Browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Email a link to you@in.thetuck.app and it’s in your library before you switch tabs.
Offline-first
Works on a plane, a train, a tunnel.
Articles, highlights, and notes sync the moment you reconnect. Save now, read in an airline seat at 35,000 ft.
Highlights that sync
Four colors, optional notes, exportable to Markdown. Show up everywhere you read.
Newsletters in Tuck
Subscribe at you@in.thetuck.app and read your inbox without ever opening Gmail.
The gist, in 30 seconds.
Get the gist in 30 seconds. Dive deep when something grabs you.
New York’s congestion-pricing pilot dropped Manhattan traffic 11% in week one and boosted bus speeds 28%, earlier than predicted.
- • 11% drop in inbound traffic
- • Bus speeds +28%, subway ridership +6%
- • MTA on track for $1B in projected revenue
Text-to-speech
Listen on your walk. Adjustable rate, native voices, no extra app to install.
Migration in 30 seconds
From Instapaper, Readwise, Matter, Raindrop, Wallabag. Tags, favorites, archive state, highlights: every field the source app gives us comes across.
Export anytime
Markdown, HTML, JSON. Your data is yours, and that has to be literally true, not just a tagline.
Keyboard shortcuts
Command palette, j/k navigation, hjkl-friendly. Ship a feature without the mouse.
How it works
Three steps. That’s it.
- 01
Save anything
Share sheet, browser extension, email: one tap from anywhere on the web.
- 02
Read distraction-free
On any device, online or off. Clean reader. No ads. No popups. No nonsense.
- 03
Keep what matters
Highlights and notes sync everywhere. Export anytime in Markdown, HTML, or JSON.
Coming from somewhere else?
Bring your library. Keep your highlights. Lose nothing.
One-click import from Instapaper, Readwise, Raindrop, Matter, Omnivore, and Wallabag, done inside the Tuck app, takes about 30 seconds.
Coming from Pocket? There’s nothing left to import, but use code POCKET50 for 50% off your first year of Pro.
From actual users
Why readers switched.
“Pocket disappeared with all my saves. Tuck didn't promise to magic them back. It offered a discount and a fresh start. A year in, my smaller library feels healthier than the 4,000-article graveyard ever did.”
iOSSara M.
Engineering Manager
“The import kept my tags, my favorites, even my archive state. Readwise doesn't do that. Instapaper doesn't do that.”
Marco L.@marcoreads
Writer
“The offline mode actually works. I read on flights without pre-downloading things manually. It just… works.”
iOSChris K.
Consultant
“I tried Matter, Readwise Reader, and Raindrop before Tuck. Tuck is the one I actually open every morning.”
Aya T.@ayadesigns
Designer
“Free tier is genuinely useful, not a 50-article trap. That's why I trust these folks to still be here in 5 years.”
AndroidDan R.
Developer
“The newsletter feature is the real killer. I subscribe from my Tuck inbox address and newsletters stop clogging my Gmail.”
Priya S.@priyareads
PM
Pricing
Simple pricing. Honest limits.
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Pro
€4.99/mo · €39.99 / yr
- Everything in Free
- All your devices
- Unlimited highlights
- Offline mode
- AI summaries
- Text-to-speech
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