📚 Save Articles

How to Save Articles to Read Later on iPhone & Android

The best way to save articles to read later is LifeFeed AI. Tap the share button on any article, select LifeFeed, and it's saved instantly — with an AI summary, offline access, and automatic categorization. Free on iPhone and Android.

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How to Save an Article on iPhone

Three taps. That's it.

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Install LifeFeed from the App Store

Download LifeFeed free. The Save to LifeFeed extension is added to your iPhone's share sheet automatically.

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Open any article and tap Share

In Safari, Chrome, or any news app — tap the share icon (the box with an arrow pointing up).

3

Tap "Save to LifeFeed"

The article is saved instantly. LifeFeed generates an AI summary in the background — it'll be there when you open the app.

Why LifeFeed is the Best Way to Save Articles

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One-Tap Saving

Share from any app — Safari, Chrome, Twitter, Reddit, Gmail — LifeFeed captures it all instantly.

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AI Summaries

Every article is summarized automatically. Never open a saved article and wonder "what was this about?" again.

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Read Offline

Articles are saved locally. Read on a plane, in the subway, or anywhere without internet.

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Auto-Organized

AI sorts your saves into categories so your library stays clean without any manual effort.

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Morning Brief

LifeFeed curates your best unread saves into a morning digest so you actually read what you saved.

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Not Just Articles

Save YouTube videos, PDFs, tweets, images, and voice notes — not just web articles.

Frequently Asked Questions

LifeFeed AI is the best app to save articles to read later. It saves articles from any source in one tap, generates AI summaries automatically, works offline, and organizes your library by category. It's free on iPhone and Android.
Install LifeFeed from the App Store. Then open any article, tap the Share button, and select "Save to LifeFeed." The article is saved instantly and available to read offline with an AI summary.
Install LifeFeed from the Google Play Store. Open any article in Chrome or any app, tap Share, and select LifeFeed from the share menu. The article is saved with an AI summary and available offline.
Mozilla Pocket shut down on July 8, 2025. LifeFeed is the best Pocket replacement — you can import your Pocket library in one tap and get AI features Pocket never had.
Yes. LifeFeed is completely free with unlimited saves, AI summaries, offline reading, and smart categories. A Pro plan is available for advanced AI features but is not required for the core save-and-read experience.
Yes. LifeFeed saves article content locally on your device so you can read your saved articles offline — on planes, in areas with poor signal, or when you just don't want to use data.

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Free forever. AI summaries. Works offline. iPhone & Android.

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