Paperspan is an old-fashioned, straightforward programme that is adequate for a basic bookmarking service. You can organise your saved bookmarks into folders, but that’s about it. Unlike the other three services mentioned here, there are no appealing graphics, no highlighting, no options for lists or grids — you don’t even read the content within the app, but are instead directed to the original page. Most readers will certainly miss those other elements, but if you’re only interested in the fundamentals, you might want to give it a shot.
Number 5. Matter
Matter is a brand-new, still-under-development app that is presently available solely for iOS devices and the web. (Extensions for Chrome, Safari, and Firefox are available, and an Android app is planned for the future.) The app has become more simple and content-focused after becoming accustomed to following social media favourites and discovering new influencers. You may add your email address to the app to receive newsletters; follow individual Twitter writers through email, Pocket, or Instapaper; read the staff picks; or submit your articles to Kindle or Notion. You may also import libraries from Pocket or Instapaper. The app is currently free with no premium tiers. Overall, it’s an intriguing app with promise.
