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It helps to say which device you’re on, Unreadly’s version (Settings › About, or Unreadly › About Unreadly on the Mac), and, for an Article that didn’t save well, its address.
How do I save from Safari?
Tap Share, then Unreadly, on iPhone, iPad or Mac. From Safari, the share sheet hands Unreadly the page as you see it, even one you’re signed in to.
Or turn on the Unreadly extension to save from Safari’s toolbar. On iPhone and iPad, Unreadly’s first screens show you where; on the Mac, choose Safari › Settings › Extensions, tick Unreadly and allow it on websites. Then its button, or ⌘⇧U, saves the page you’re on.
An Article saved without its text
Some sites show their articles only to readers who are signed in, and some block apps that fetch them. Unreadly marks those as needing a capture, and keeps the save either way.
Open the Article, switch to Web, sign in if the site asks, then choose Capture This Page. Or save it again from Safari while you’re signed in there, from the share sheet or the extension.
Saving from Chrome
The Unreadly extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi and Chromium on the Mac is coming soon to the Chrome Web Store. It needs Unreadly on the same Mac, and keeps what you save until the app can take it, even with the app closed.
My free Inbox is full
The free Inbox holds 30 Unread Articles. A save past that still succeeds: it waits, and nothing is lost. Mark something as read, or move it to the Archive, and the waiting saves come in, oldest first. With Pro, the Inbox has no cap.
Using Unreadly on more than one device
With Pro, your library syncs through your own iCloud: sign in to the same Apple Account on each device and turn on iCloud Sync in Unreadly’s Settings. Your Highlights, Notes and the place you stopped come too.
Without Pro, each device keeps its own library. To move one, Export it from Settings › Import & Export (on the Mac, Settings › General), then Import the file on the other device. Unreadly’s own export brings back everything.
Bringing a library from another app
Unreadly imports the export files of Pocket, Instapaper, Omnivore, Raindrop, Readwise Reader and your browser’s bookmarks. Choose Import in Settings › Import & Export (on the Mac, Settings › General) and pick the file.
Imported Articles go to the Archive, so they don’t fill your Inbox, and Unreadly fetches their text in the background on Wi-Fi. Import history lists each Import, and can remove one again.
Exporting your library
Settings › Import & Export (on the Mac, Settings › General) exports everything, free: a ZIP of Markdown or HTML, a CSV, or JSON with your Highlights as W3C Web Annotations. With Pro, an Export folder keeps a Markdown copy up to date, ready for Obsidian.
Pro: restoring, changing or cancelling
If Pro doesn’t show on a device, open Unreadly Pro in Settings and choose Restore Purchases. One purchase covers your iPhone, iPad and Mac.
To change or cancel it, choose Manage Subscription on the same page. On iPhone and iPad you can also open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions; on the Mac, open the App Store, click your name, then Account Settings. If Pro ends, nothing you’ve saved is locked.
AI features don’t appear
They need Apple Intelligence: an iPhone 15 Pro or later, an iPad with M1 or A17 Pro or later, or a Mac with Apple silicon, with Apple Intelligence turned on in the device’s settings. They also stay hidden while AI Features is off in Unreadly’s Settings.
Listen sounds flat
Listen uses the voices on your device. The first time it runs on a basic voice, Unreadly shows you where to download a better one; once it’s installed, Listen switches to it on its own.
Connecting an AI agent on the Mac
Turn on Agent access in Unreadly › Settings › Agents. From there, install the unreadly command and the Agent skills for your agents. Every change an agent makes is listed in Agent activity, where you can undo it.
Where your data is
Your library is kept on your devices and, with Pro, in your own iCloud. It never reaches us. The Privacy Policy has the details.