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NotNow – Read It Later, Decide — App Store rankings

Ryo Sato · Productivity · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Saved an article to read later, or a clip to watch later, and never opened it again? NotNow doesn't let things pile up. Send something from the share sheet and it shows up in front of you again at the time you chose, so you settle it then. Send Tap Share in Safari or any other app, choose NotNow, and pick Tonight, Tomorrow, In 3 Days or In a Week — or set an exact time. There is nothing to type. You can send web pages, text, images and screenshots. Web pages are saved with their title and thumbnail. It comes back At that time, a notification arrives: "Ready to decide? You saved '…' 3 days ago." Tap it and the item opens right away. Touch and hold the notification to let it go or push it back without opening the app. A badge on the app icon shows how many returned items are still waiting for an answer. Everything coming back today, and everything coming back later, is laid out on the home screen. Decide Every item that comes back gets one of three answers. Open — Opens the original page. When you come back, mark it Done. Let it go — If you no longer need it, release it. Later — Pick a new time and send it back once more. The number of unsettled items sits large at the top of the home screen. When it reaches zero, everything is settled. NotNow Pro Without buying anything, you can keep up to 10 unsettled items at once. Settled items don't count. The one-time NotNow Pro purchase removes that limit and adds detailed stats — how often you postponed, how long things took to settle — along with history older than 30 days. Where your things live Everything you save stays on this iPhone. Link titles and images are loaded straight from the page itself. There is no account.

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