Show HN: Scroll – read later app that works offline and doesn't get in your way

1 Nikitaita 0 7/16/2025, 1:38:05 PM apps.apple.com ↗

Hey HN,

I built Scroll, a minimal read-later app that lets you save articles offline, organize them cleanly, and even read them with a native TTS engine.

I was frustrated with bloated apps like Pocket and Instapaper, so I made something focused purely on distraction-free reading.

Would love feedback from the HN crowd—especially around UX, performance, and any must-have features I missed.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/scroll-read-later/id6748611211

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Show HN: Scroll – read later app that works offline and doesn't get in your way

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