ReadMe - Reading List Tracker

A Pocket-style reading list app to save articles, posts, and content for later reading. Perfect for capturing interesting stuff that crosses your email/WhatsApp/Slack at the wrong time.

Features

• 6 Categories: Academic Articles, Podcasts, LinkedIn Posts, Reddit Threads, X Posts, Blog Posts
• Auto-detect: Category automatically selected based on URL
• Full-text search: Search across title, URL, and notes
• Read/Unread tracking: Keep track of what you've read
• Notes: Add personal notes to each item
• Archive: Move items to archive
• Dark mode: Easy on the eyes
• Responsive: Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
• Local storage: Data stays in your browser
• Chrome Extension: One-click save from any page

Categories

Category	Detection
Academic Article	arxiv.org, scholar.google
Podcast	spotify.com, youtube.com
LinkedIn Post	linkedin.com
Reddit Thread	reddit.com
X Post	x.com, twitter.com
Blog Post	(default)

Quick Start

1. Open index.html in any browser
2. Start saving articles!

Or deploy to Vercel:

npm i -g vercel
vercel

Chrome Extension

Save pages to ReadMe with one click using the Chrome extension.

Install

1. Go to chrome://extensions in Chrome
2. Enable Developer mode (top right)
3. Click Load unpacked
4. Select the folder chrome-extension/readme-saver

Usage

• Go to any webpage you want to save
• Click the puzzle piece icon in Chrome toolbar
• Click ReadMe Saver
• Click Save to ReadMe
• The ReadMe app opens with the page URL and title pre-filled

Tech

Single HTML file with vanilla JS and CSS. No build step required. Data persists in browser localStorage.