Crisp Shelf is a read-later app built for people who want a clean, distraction-free way to save content for later. No accounts, no sync, no cloud — everything stays on your device.
When you find an article, link, or web page worth reading, save it in seconds. Assign it to a custom category, add a tag or two, and move on. When you have time to read, browse your saved items as compact rows, cards, or a grid — whichever layout suits how you think.
The app is organized around simplicity. Categories keep your reading list from becoming a pile. Tags let you cross-reference topics that do not fit neatly into one folder. Visual card layouts make it easy to scan what you have saved without opening each item one by one.
Everything is stored locally. There is no server involved, no registration required, and no data leaving your phone. If you uninstall the app, the data goes with it — no hidden copies anywhere.
Crisp Shelf uses a drawer and bottom tab navigation so main sections are always one tap away. A short onboarding screen walks new users through the basics on first launch and can be revisited from settings at any time.
Settings include date format preference (DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY) and the ability to switch view modes between compact rows, cards, and grid layouts.
Save articles and links as visual cards, organized by custom categories.