The offline article reader for your iPad, iPhone and Mac
Seamless Sync, Personalized Typography, and No Internet? No Problem
📚 Effortless Bookmarking Directly from Safari Ever stumbled upon an
intriguing
article but
didn't have the time to indulge? With Paperback, you can effortlessly save articles directly
from
Safari for reading later. Plus, regardless of whether you're offline or struggling with a weak
internet connection, you can seamlessly access and dive into your saved articles. Organize your
reading list using our intuitive tagging system and streamline your reading habits.
🌙Uncluttered Reading Experience Tailored for True Enthusiasts Dive into a
reading environment
designed to minimize distractions and amplify content engagement. Paperback's streamlined
interface
provides both light and dark themes to cater to your reading preferences at different times of
the day or night. It's an oasis for readers seeking a pure, immersive experience.
⚡️Customized Typography for Discerning Eyes Personalize your reading
experience with an array
of typographic choices. Whether you're in the mood for the sophisticated vibe of San Francisco,
the urban pulse of New York, or the crisp clarity of SF Mono Fonts, Paperback's got you covered.
Rediscover content through the lens of typefaces crafted for utmost readability and
style.
📱 Prioritizing Your Privacy Fed up with compulsory logins and tedious
sign-up
processes? We
value your time and privacy. Our app does not demand any logins. All article extractions are
executed directly on your device, ensuring that your reading preferences remain personal. Plus,
with iCloud integration, syncing your articles across devices is a breeze, ensuring you always
have your reading list at your fingertips.
🕵🏻 Robust Search and Tagging System Can't remember where you saved that
compelling article? No
worries! With Paperback's powerful full-text search, retrieving articles is as simple as typing
in a
keyword. Moreover, our advanced article tagging system allows you to categorize, prioritize, and
revisit articles based on themes, topics, or your personal categorizations.