Your saved-link inbox
Save a link. Pick it up in ChatGPT.
Keep the pages you want to come back to in one place. Add a URL, or save the current tab with the Chrome extension. ChatGPT can find your links, pull their content, and mark them read when you ask.
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How it works
A saved tab is only an intention.
Reader keeps the list small: what you saved, whether you have read it, and a way back to it.
- Save it
- Paste a URL in the inbox, or click Save link in the Chrome extension. Reader stores the title, the address and the date.
- Find it
- Switch between unread, read and all. Search matches titles and addresses.
- Mark it
- Links stay unread until you say otherwise. Opening or fetching a link never marks it read on its own.
With ChatGPT
Ask about what you saved, in the conversation you are already in.
Reader connects to ChatGPT through MCP with OAuth. Reading and discussion happen there; Reader holds the list.
- Search
- “What have I saved about databases?” finds matching links in your inbox.
- Fetch
- Pulls the available text of a link. If a site blocks extraction, the original address is still there.
- Mark read
- Marks a link read, or unread again, only when you ask. Read and write are separate permissions.
Boundaries
Small on purpose, and private to your account.
Reader is a maintained personal tool. It does one job and does not grow past it.
- Google sign-in
- Your inbox belongs to your account and is isolated from every other.
- Chrome extension
- Saves the active tab's address and title. Built from source for a local unpacked install.
- Not in Reader
- No RSS, annotations, boards, PDF capture or built-in AI. Earlier saves are kept and appear as links.
- No checkout
- There is no public plan or payment.
Before you save a link.
How do I add a link?
Paste a URL in the inbox, or click Save link in the Chrome extension.
What does ChatGPT see?
Only what its tools ask for: a search over your saved titles and addresses, the text of a link you point it at, and the read state of a link you ask it to change.
Where did the other features go?
RSS, the reader view, annotations, boards, memories, PDFs and built-in AI are outside the active product. Existing saved data is retained.
Can I install the Chrome extension?
It is built from the repository and loaded unpacked in Chrome. Public store distribution is deferred.
Bring one link you mean to come back to.
Sign in with Google, paste the address, and it is waiting in your inbox.