Save
Bring in the reading already scattered across your browser, inbox, files and photos.
A calmer reading queue
Save the articles, PDFs, screenshots and newsletters you chose. Read them without the clutter, or create natural audio on your iPhone for later.
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One library. Two ways back in.
Share links from any app, paste a URL, import PDFs and screenshots, or connect selected Gmail newsletters. Everything lands in one calm library.
Bring in the reading already scattered across your browser, inbox, files and photos.
Open a distraction-free reading queue with clean typography, restored progress and natural left-to-right swiping.
Create offline audio for the drive, train, walk—or any moment when reading does not fit.
From wherever you find it
No separate feeds or source silos. Everything joins the same local reading queue.
Share from Safari, Chrome or any app—or paste a URL.
Choose Substack and other newsletters delivered to Gmail.
Import documents or recognise text from images on your iPhone.
Choose from the links already waiting in your Raindrop.io library.
Local-first by design
Someday does not require a Someday account. Saved content, reading progress and generated audio stay on your iPhone. Standard reading and narration work without an AI provider key.
Straight answers
No. Standard importing, focused reading and on-device narration work without one. AI enhancement is optional and uses a provider key you configure.
If you opt in, Someday uses read-only access to identify likely newsletters and reads full content only from senders you select. Processing and storage happen locally on your iPhone.
Yes. Once narration is created, the audio is stored on your iPhone for offline playback.