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Quick Reads: Read it Later

F Tier
Avoid · provisional
50
3.52 ratings
3dsince update
Freeto download
News
category
Entertainment
category
4+age rating
1language
Made for iPhone
Made for iPad
Made for Mac

What is Quick Reads?

Saves articles from any app to read later in a distraction-free view, with highlights, tags and offline reading.

Quick Reads is a free iOS news app for saving articles and reading them later. Articles are shown without ads or pop-ups, with themes such as Sepia, Cream and Midnight, and passages can be highlighted and shared as a highlight card. Saved items can be tagged, archived and searched.

Pricing. Quick Reads is free, with no in-app purchases on the App Store.

Good for

  • Saving articles from Safari or other apps to read later
  • Reading saved news offline without ads or clutter
  • Collecting and revisiting highlighted passages from articles

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Why this app is in F tier

50/100The average of 4 parts, with no weights
Rating56
Ratings43
App Store search rank0
Update recency100

F tier follows from that score within this list. The full explanation, as data.

Quick Reads scores 50 out of 100: rating 56, rating count 43, App Store search rank 0, update recency 100. The four parts are averaged and F tier follows from that score within this list.

Description

Requires an active Quick Reads account

Save articles. Read them later. Simple as that.

A beautiful, distraction-free home for the articles that matter. Save from anywhere, highlight what resonates, and build your personal reading library.

Beautiful reading experience

Articles are stripped down to just the words and images. No ads, no pop-ups, no clutter. Choose from carefully tuned themes including Sepia, Cream, and Midnight, and read comfortably day or night.

Highlight what matters

Read more

Mark the passages worth remembering. All your highlights live in one place, easy to revisit later, and you can share a beautifully formatted highlight card to anywhere you'd like.

Built natively for iOS

Quick Reads is written in the latest Apple frameworks. That means it feels fast, looks at home on your device, and takes full advantage of features like the system share sheet, dark mode, Dynamic Type, and offline reading. Save articles from any app with the Share Extension, even when you're offline.

Organize your way

Tag articles to group them by topic, project, or mood. Archive what you've finished. Search across everything you've ever saved.

Indie software, honest pricing

Quick Reads is built by one person with exactly zero VC funding. No engagement metrics, no dark patterns, no selling your data. Just a focused tool made for people who want to read more of the good stuff on the internet.

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Questions about Quick Reads

Do I need an account to use it?

Yes. The app requires an active Quick Reads account.

Can I read saved articles offline?

The listing says the app supports offline reading and that you can save articles from any app with the Share Extension, even when you are offline.

Does it show ads or sell my data?

The listing says articles are stripped of ads and pop-ups and that the developer does not sell your data or use engagement metrics. Not stated on the App Store for any other data practices.

Is Quick Reads free?

Yes. Quick Reads is free on the App Store, with no in-app purchases.

Is Quick Reads right for me?

Quick Reads is built for saving articles from safari or other apps to read later, reading saved news offline without ads or clutter, collecting and revisiting highlighted passages from articles. It sits in the read later list on AppTierList.

Is Quick Reads worth it?

Quick Reads is F tier, ranked #14 of 18 read later apps with a score of 50 out of 100, from a 3.5 App Store rating across 2 ratings. 13 apps rank above it in the same list.

How does Quick Reads compare to LinkClip?

Quick Reads is F tier at 50; LinkClip is D tier at 59. LinkClip ranks higher. Quick Reads is free, with no in-app purchases, LinkClip is free, with no in-app purchases.

How often is Quick Reads updated?

Quick Reads was updated 3 days ago, which counts in its favour.

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Ranking

List
Read Later (F tier, #14)
Tier
F (Avoid)
Score
50 / 100
Rank in list
#14 of 18
Ranking certainty
early: few ratings or search ranks so far

Ratings

App Store rating
3.5 out of 5, every App Store country
Ratings
2

App

Price
Free download
App Store category
News
Current version
(3 days ago)
Size
20 MB
Requires
iOS 26.0 or later
Age rating
4+
Languages
1
Runs on
iPhone, iPad, Mac

Links

Developer pages
Website · Support · Privacy policy
Maker
not verified

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