Save now. Come back Laytr.

Save from any app, say when you want it back, and it returns to the top of the app that day.

No account·No server·No ads·iPhone, iPad and Mac

“An incredibly organized UI for keeping tabs on everything.” — 9to5Mac, Indie App Spotlight

The problem

You save things all day. You find none of them again.

Browser bookmarks, in-app saved folders, screenshots you took to remember something, tabs left open for weeks. Things go into those piles all day and almost never come out. Laytr keeps all of it in one place, where every save can be given a day to return.

The return

It comes back when you said.

Pick a named moment or an exact date, and either way Laytr shows the real time it means before you commit. When it arrives, the save is waiting, and if the moment is wrong, “Not now” sits right next to “Done”. There are no streaks and no overdue badges.

Tonight Today · 9:00 PM
This weekend Sat · 9:00 AM
Next week Mon · 9:00 AM
Pick a date Any day, any time
Someday No date · never lost

The same times Laytr would give you

The catalog

One tense per tab.

Now Timeline Library Search

The Now tab. A returned article is staged at the top under a BACK ON TOP tab with Done and Not now beneath it, then COMING NEXT, then just-saved cards wearing chartreuse WHEN? chips. — № 01 · Now

What came back, and what you just saved.

The Timeline tab. A ribbon of seven days runs across the top, marking each day that has a return, above rows grouped under THIS WEEK and NEXT WEEK, each stamped with its exact return time. — № 02 · Timeline

Everything ahead of you, in order.

The Laytr Library: filter tabs across the top, tag chips with live counts, numbered cases, and a grid of saved cards of different kinds. — № 03 · Library

Links, articles, videos, places, PDFs, screenshots.

Laytr search for the word noodles, showing kind and intent filter chips and one matching saved video result. — № 04 · Search

Finds words inside articles and inside your screenshots.

A saved item's detail page, showing the accession line, intent and schedule stickers, the stored file with its size, a note field, tags, case and source. — № 05 · Item

Stored on this phone. The size is right there.

The Laytr reader showing a saved article as clean serif text with headings and a pull quote, with a text size control in the top bar. — № 06 · Reader

The article itself, stored on your phone. It opens in Airplane Mode.

Saving

Two taps in the share sheet.

Laytr shows up wherever the share sheet does: Safari, Photos, Files, Maps, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram. The save finishes before the sheet closes, and filing it properly can wait, or never happen at all.

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Articles are kept, not linked

A saved article is its full text and images, so it still opens years later, even after the original page is gone.

Search looks inside

Article text, your notes, tags, and the words in your screenshots, which are read on the phone by Apple’s Vision framework.

Bring your archive

Import from Pocket, Instapaper or Omnivore. Re-running an import never duplicates anything.

Privacy

Everything lives on this phone.

There is no Laytr account and no Laytr server. What you save stays on your phone, plus a copy in your own iCloud if you leave backup or sync on, and we can read neither. Nothing passes through us, so nothing can be scanned, profiled or sold.

Read the full privacy policy

What we never see

Everything you save
The text Laytr reads out of your screenshots
Your notes, tags, cases and favourites
Every search you type

Laytr’s own network traffic is fetching the pages you saved and, unless you switch them off in Settings, anonymous diagnostics that can never carry your content. No advertising SDK, no tracking, and no App Tracking Transparency prompt.

Pricing

Free holds 30 saves. Premium removes the limit.

That is the only difference between them. With no server to run, a subscription pays for the work of building the app, which is also why a one-time lifetime price can exist.

Free

up to 30 saves

Reading, search and export are never limited.

Monthly

$1.99

per month

Renews monthly until cancelled.

Best value

Annual

$14.99

per year

Renews yearly until cancelled.

Launch offer

$24.99 ~~$39.99~~

once

The launch-window price for Lifetime. One payment, no renewal.

Launch offer

Lifetime is $24.99 instead of $39.99 for people who arrive early. One payment, no renewal. The offer runs until 31 December 2026.

Prices are U.S. dollars. Your local price is set by the App Store and shown before you buy.

Promise one

Cancelling never deletes or locks anything.

You keep reading, searching and exporting every save. Only adding stops, until you are back under 30 or back on a plan.

Promise two

Export is never behind the paywall.

One ZIP: readable Markdown and HTML, your notes and tags, your articles, your original files. Free, on any plan or none.

The honest list

What Laytr deliberately does not do.

Most of these are boundaries rather than gaps, and better known before you install.

The full list, with reasons

No sync on the Mac yetiPhone and iPad sync, free, through your iCloud
No AI or auto-taggingNot in version 1
No downloading platform videoSaved as a link
No paywall bypassingEver
No feed or recommendationsYour archive only
No watch app and no widgetsNot in version 1