A link library becomes heavy when items you still need to review sit beside links that have already served their purpose. Tuck’s simple states create a workflow without requiring a detailed tag system.
Treat unread as an inbox
New links are kept as unread. Opening the source from Tuck marks the item read and records the last-opened time, so the unread filter can represent links you have not evaluated yet.
Use notifications as a prompt
With notification permission and the setting enabled, the free tier provides a weekly unread digest and a forgotten-item reminder for links left unopened for at least three days. Pro replaces the weekly digest with a daily digest at a chosen time.
Archive completed items
Archive links after you have read, bought, cooked, visited, or otherwise completed the reason for saving them. Archive is reversible, so it keeps the active feed focused without forcing permanent deletion.
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Save social posts, videos, and articles from the share menu, then find them again with search, collections, and reminders.
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Tuck is an iPhone and Android app for saving, searching, and organizing links from social posts, videos, and web articles.
