Indelible is a place to keep the things you read and watch.
Saved links do not always survive. Pages get rewritten, moved behind paywalls or taken down, and a bookmark only points to whatever is there now. Indelible saves the content itself, so what you keep stays readable years later, whatever happens to the original.
Articles, newsletters, videos, podcast episodes, books and documents all go into the same library. Videos are saved with what was said in them. Podcast episodes are saved with the notes that came with them.
You can tag items, sort them into collections, highlight passages and add your own notes. Search looks inside everything you have saved rather than just the titles, so a half-remembered phrase is usually enough to find something again.
Mila helps once the library gets large. She can summarise a long piece, answer questions about what you have saved, and find related items you had forgotten about.
You can save from your phone, your browser, your inbox, the sites you follow, or a file on your device.
Your library stays under your control, and nobody else keeps a copy of it.
Read it later. Keep it forever.
The read-later app that keeps what you save, in full. Offline, forever.