RediscoverSafari
Included with Rediscover for Mac. Enable it in Safari to save the page you’re reading.
Get the Safari extensionThe other half of read-later.
Rediscover the pages you meant to read.
Most apps are great at saving. Rediscover is built for coming back: every day it brings back one, three or five pages you saved, and lets you know when they’re ready.
Made for iPhone, iPad & Mac
THE PROBLEM WITH LATER
Later has a way of becoming never.
You saved it for a reason. Then it sank under everything else you saved. Rediscover isn’t another list to clear. It’s the part that brings things back.
01 / TODAY
A few good pages. Every day.
Choose Focused, Balanced or Expanded: one, three or five pages from what you saved at least a day ago. Turn on a quiet reminder, and it only arrives if you haven’t opened Today yet.
Read it. Rate it.
Finish a page and tell Rediscover whether it was worth your time. Tomorrow’s picks get a little more yours.
02 / SAVE
Save without sorting.
Save from the share sheet, Safari, Chrome, Shortcuts or the clipboard. Rediscover reads each page, writes a short summary and files it for you. No tags to invent, no folders to maintain.
- Share sheet
- Safari
- Chrome
- Shortcuts
- Clipboard
On-device AI with Apple Intelligence: summaries and categories are made on your device, on every plan. Requires iOS 26 or macOS 26 on a supported device, in a supported region.
Smart categories, powered by Jev.
Chrome
Save the current page to the Rediscover Mac app with the companion extension.
Get the Chrome extension
03 / RADAR
Fresh writing. Knows when to stop.
Radar watches the sites you already save from and deals new pages as cards. Swipe right to save, left to pass. It learns from what you keep, and after five saves it calls it a day.
Five saved pages is plenty to read. Radar will wait.
Bring your feeds along with OPML import on Pro.
04 / SHARED
Shared, for reading together.
Invite people into a space, drop in links worth discussing, and save the best to your own Library.
Joining a space is always free. Your plan sets how many spaces you can create.
Plans
Coming from Pocket, Instapaper or Raindrop?
Import from Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop.io, Readwise Reader, a CSV file or browser bookmarks. On Mac, bring in Safari, Chrome and Edge bookmarks directly. Rediscover starts bringing them back tomorrow.
- Instapaper
- Raindrop.io
- Readwise Reader
- CSV
- Bookmarks HTML
Imports are included with Pro. Plans
iCloud · iPhone · iPad · Mac
Your Library.
At home on every screen.
With Pro access, iCloud can sync your Library, Radar sources, and Today picks across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Sign in with the same Apple Account and turn on Sync with iCloud in Rediscover on each device.
PLANS
A plan for the way you read.
Start free. Pay once for Pro, or subscribe to Pro+ when you want Cloud AI without your own key. On-device Apple Intelligence is included on every plan.
Free
$0
Get to know Rediscover
- 15 saved articles · 3 Radar sources
- Create 1 shared space
- Cloud Free
Pro
$29.99
One-time purchase · Lifetime
- Unlimited saved articles and Radar sources
- Imports from Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop and more, plus OPML
- iCloud sync across devices
- Bring your own OpenRouter key
- Create 3 shared spaces
Pro+
$5.99 / month
or $49.99 / year
- Everything in Pro
- Cloud AI without your own API key, with higher usage limits
- Unlimited shared spaces
US prices. Your local price appears in the App Store. Cloud usage limits apply; bring-your-own-key model costs are billed by your provider.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Rediscover is a read-later app for iPhone, iPad and Mac. You save articles and web pages as usual, and every day Rediscover brings back one, three or five of them to read, so your saved pages don’t sit unread.
Most read-later apps focus on saving and leave you with a growing list. Rediscover focuses on coming back: a small daily selection called Today, an optional reminder when it’s ready, and Radar, which finds new writing from sites you already save from and stops after five saves a day.
Yes. With Pro, you can import from Pocket (ZIP or CSV), Instapaper, Raindrop.io, Readwise Reader, any CSV file or a browser bookmarks HTML file. On Mac, Safari, Chrome and Edge bookmarks can be imported directly. Imported pages join your Library, and Rediscover starts bringing them back from the next day.
No. Rediscover reads each page, writes a short summary and assigns topics and a category automatically. The optional Smart Discovery and Categories setting, powered by Jev, can refine how pages are categorized.
Yes. On iPhone, iPad and Mac with Apple Intelligence (iOS 26 or macOS 26 or later, in supported regions), Rediscover writes summaries and organizes categories on-device, without sending page text to a cloud model. It works on every plan, including Free. If you prefer, you can use cloud models through OpenRouter instead.
Yes. Besides articles, Rediscover recognizes links from YouTube, Vimeo, X, Reddit, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Music, and fills in the title, author, description and cover automatically. Videos and podcast episodes also show their running time. Short links such as t.co and spotify.link are resolved first.
Not exactly. Radar uses RSS and Atom feeds from the sites in your Library, but instead of an unread inbox it shows new pages as cards: swipe right to save, left to pass. It learns from what you save, open and rate, and after five saves it stops for the day. Pro adds OPML import and manual sources.
iPhone, iPad and Mac. The Safari extension comes with the Mac app, and a Chrome extension saves pages to the Mac app. With Pro, iCloud syncs your Library, Radar sources and Today picks across devices.
Rediscover is free to start, with up to 15 saved articles and 3 Radar sources. Pro is a one-time purchase of $29.99 that removes those limits and adds imports, iCloud sync and your own OpenRouter key. Pro+ costs $5.99 a month or $49.99 a year and adds Cloud AI without your own key. Prices are in US dollars; your local price appears in the App Store.
Your Library is stored on your device and, if you turn on sync, in your own iCloud. Summaries and categories can be generated on-device with Apple Intelligence on compatible devices. If you choose cloud processing, page text is sent through OpenRouter to the model you select. The privacy policy has the details.
Something worth coming back to.
Your next good read might already be in your Library.
