Hey PH! Temuri here, I built PileStack. My brother is a developer and lives on Reddit constantly saving threads, articles, repos, videos. But like most of us, he'd save something and never see it again. The link graveyard problem. So I built PileStack for him. It ended up being something I use every day too. It's minimal on purpose no social features, no feed, just your saved stuff organized the way you want, with a resurfacing system that reminds you things exist. A few things I'm curious about: How do you currently save links? Browser bookmarks, Notes, something else? Do you ever actually go back to what you saved? What would make a read-later app actually stick for you? Where do you save links most iOS, macOS, or iPadOS? Curious if mobile is still king or if desktop is where most saving happens for developers. Happy to answer anything about the app or how I built it.

PileStack

PileStack is your library for everything you find online

PileStack is your library for everything you find online