DailyDrop - Read-it-later, without the never

We all save links meaning to read them later, then never do. DailyDrop is a fully offline link vault: drop in one link or several at once, get a daily nudge to revisit what's piled up, then mark links Useful or Not and jot a note. No account, no cloud sync, no ads, no AI reading your links — everything stays on your device.

Hey PH! 👋 Maker here. I built DailyDrop because I had 200+ links sitting in random notes apps, Slack DMs to myself, and browser bookmarks I'd never open again. A few things I cared about getting right: - Fully offline — no account, no server, your data never leaves your phone - A daily nudge that actually works (learned the hard way that Android's battery managers love silently killing scheduled reminders — took a few rounds to get this reliable) - Tags + a sources dashboard so you can actually see what you're hoarding, not just a flat list - Export/import so you're never locked in Would love feedback, especially from anyone else who's tried and abandoned a read-later app before — what made you stop using it?

DailyDrop - Read-it-later, without the never

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