> 07:42 stacking link·categorized: tech·saved for offline reading·stacked. [ok]·3 new in the river·
Stack it. Find it later.
Stack any link in one tap. It files itself into a category, gets extracted for offline reading, and waits for you, typeset
and ready, until Saturday finally comes.
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/ how it works[2 taps]
Tap share, tap stack it, done.
From Safari, X, YouTube, your group chats: anywhere a link lives, the share sheet is two taps from your stack. The article
is fetched, stripped of its pop-ups, categorized, and waiting before you have your coat off.
share sheet → categorized → typeset for saturday
/ the reader[offline]
The reader strips the pop-ups, the banners, and the sign-up walls, then typesets what remains for actual reading. Saved
once, readable forever, connection or not.
[ ← stack ]upstacked readersaved offline · 6 min
sundaypaper.clubweek #36
The quiet art of reading slowly
There is a particular pleasure in reading something two weeks after everyone else has
finished arguing about it. The take has cooled, and what remains is the writing itself, which either holds up or it
does not.
Slow readers save the piece on Tuesday and meet it on Saturday, with coffee, when the only notification in the room is
the kettle.
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/ the weekly digest[mon 07:00]
Monday morning, caught up in two minutes.
A generated summary of what you saved but didn’t read: the must reads first, the connections you missed, the trends
forming in your stack.
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