A read-later app for Android
Find a read that fits the time you have.
Save articles from Chrome or any app with Share → Tuck. Tuck sorts them by how long they take to read, so a spare five minutes always has something waiting.
Coming soon toGoogle Play
Try it early- No account
- No ads
- No tracking
- Your list stays on your phone
Read what fits
How much time do you have?
Every page you save lands on a shelf by its length. Pick the time you have, and Tuck shows what fits.
8 reads · about 1 h 44 min of reading
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Haiku
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Tea ceremony
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Lighthouse
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Sourdough
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Fountain pen
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Origami
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Bonsai
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Afternoon tea
Examples. Tuck works out each page’s reading time from the length of its main text, at about 230 words a minute.
How it works
Save from any app in one tap.
- Share → TuckIn Chrome, your news app, or anywhere you can share a link. There’s nothing to copy and paste.
- A small card confirms itIt shows the title and reading time. Add tags right there, or undo in one tap.
- Pick a shelf laterQuick reads, coffee break, long reads, one shelf per tag, and an archive for finished reads.
Moving from Pocket?
Bring your whole list across.
If you kept the export file Pocket gave you, Tuck imports it: titles, tags, original save dates and your archive. The 2025 zip, a CSV from inside it, or the older HTML file all work.
Pocket’s file has no reading times, so Tuck can fill them in for your newest unread pages, gently and one at a time, straight from each page’s own site. Nothing happens until you tap “Get reading times”, and you can stop at any time.
No export file? Start fresh: Share → Tuck works from the first link you save.
Private by design
Your reading list is nobody else’s business.
Tuck has no account, no server and no way to see what you save.
- Stays on your phoneYour list lives in Tuck’s private storage and is kept out of automatic cloud backups.
- No ads, no trackingNo advertising, analytics or crash-reporting code. Nothing about how you use Tuck is collected.
- Online only when neededTo get a page’s title, length and picture, Tuck reads it once from that page’s own site. Turn that off and Tuck never goes online.
- Yours to take with youExport your list to a file you choose and restore it on a new phone. It’s your list, not ours.
The little things
Quiet, and pleasant to use.
- TagsYour own tags, suggested as you save, each with its own shelf.
- SearchAcross titles, sites, summaries and tags.
- SortNewest first, oldest first, by title or by site.
- ArchiveFor finished reads, with Undo when you change your mind.
- Light and darkA warm, bookish design with serif titles that follows your phone’s dark mode.
- One permissionInternet, used only to read the pages you save.
Questions
Good to know.
When can I get Tuck?
Tuck is coming soon to Google Play. If you’d like to try it before then, email us and we’ll invite you to the test.
Does my list sync between devices?
No. Your list stays on the phone you saved it on. To move to a new phone, export your list to a file and restore it there.
Can I read articles inside Tuck, or offline?
Not yet. Tuck opens each page in your browser. Saving works from any app, any time.
Which phones does it work on?
Android phones running Android 8.0 or newer.
Is Tuck connected to Pocket?
No. Tuck is made by an independent developer and isn’t affiliated with Pocket or Mozilla. It can import the export file Pocket gave you.
A calmer place for things you mean to read.
Tuck is coming soon to Google Play. Want to try it first? We’d love to hear from you.
Email us to try Tuck early