Links pile up everywhere — open tabs, chat messages, "read this later" promises. Sleevy catches them: one tap from iOS, Chrome, Raycast, or the web, and everything lands in a single synced reading queue. Each link is enriched automatically with titles, favicons, and suggested tags, so your queue stays organized without you doing the filing. And when you want to automate, there's a REST API and MCP server built in. Save links. Read them later.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Sleevy because I kept saving links on my phone and then never finding them again on my laptop. Browser bookmarks turned into a graveyard, and every read-later app I tried was a closed box I couldn't plug into anything else.
So Sleevy is a read-later app and bookmark manager built around a simple flow: save a link in one tap on one device, read it on another later. Tag things loosely, keep a proper read-later queue, and clear out the stuff you're never getting to. The part I care most about is that it's built to be automated. There's an API, a Raycast plugin, an iOS app and an MCP server, so you can wire saving and reading into the tools you already use instead of being stuck in yet another silo.
Would genuinely love your feedback, especially on the automation side. If there's a tool or workflow you wish it connected to, tell me and I'll take it seriously. Happy to answer anything in the comments today.