Read it later, calmly.
Readtinue saves the articles you want to read and strips away the clutter — ads, popups, navigation — leaving clean text, images, and code in a reader built for comfortable long-form reading.
A reader that gets out of the way
The same article, four ways — pick the light that suits you, then fine-tune size, font, and theme.
Be an early tester
Readtinue is in closed testing on Google Play. Leave your email to join as a tester and try it now — and we'll also send you one message when it launches publicly. No spam, no sharing your address.
We use your email only to invite you to test and to tell you when Readtinue launches — see our website privacy notice.
Save now, read whenever
Save a link
Share any link to Readtinue from your browser or another app.
It gets cleaned
Readtinue fetches a readable copy — just the article, tidy and formatted.
Read & sync
Read comfortably offline; optionally sync across your devices via your own Google Drive.
Built for reading, and for privacy
Distraction-free reader
Adjustable text size and comfortable reading fonts, including Literata — designed for on-screen reading.
Your data stays yours
No account, no company server. Optional sync uses your own Google Drive — the app only sees the folder it creates.
No ads, no tracking
No analytics SDKs, no advertising identifiers, no third-party trackers. Ever.
Works offline
Saved articles live on your device and open with no connection.
Themes for any light
Light, Sepia, Dark, and true-black (AMOLED) — sepia for daytime comfort, black to save battery on OLED screens.
Organize & find
Archive what you've read, tag articles, filter by tag, and search the full text of everything you've saved.
A theme for every moment
Pick the look that suits your light. Sepia eases daytime glare; true-black switches OLED pixels off to save battery at night.
Private by design
Readtinue does not sell, rent, or share your data, and there's no company server holding your library. When you save a link, only that URL is sent to the parsing service to fetch a readable copy — no article content is kept, and only the site's hostname is logged for diagnostics. Sync is optional and stores your library in your Google Drive.
Questions
Is Readtinue free?
Yes. There are no ads and no subscription.
Do you see what I save or read?
No. Your library is stored on your device (and, if you enable sync, in your own Google Drive). The parsing service only receives the URL you save and logs just the site's hostname — never the full URL, the content, or your identity.
How does sync work?
It's optional. If you sign in with Google, Readtinue keeps a copy of your library in the visible Readtinue folder inside your own Google Drive, so it stays in sync across your devices. The app can only access the folder it creates — nothing else in your Drive. There's no server in between.
Which devices are supported?
Android phones and tablets.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Saving a link needs a connection to fetch the article, but once saved it's on your device and reads offline.
Found a bug or have a request?
Please open an issue on the Readtinue support tracker. Bug reports and feature ideas are very welcome.