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ps, only to never actually look at them again. It basically just turned into a giant, depressing to-do list.
I realized I needed a system that does not just store things forever. So I put together a web app for myself called Sigilla.
The core idea is simple. You save an article, and if you do not read it after a while, it decays and gets moved to a hidden archive. Your main list stays completely clean. It forces you to either read the thing or just accept that you only liked the idea of reading it.
For the articles you actually open, there is a clean reader view where you can highlight text.
It has honestly helped me stop hoarding digital junk and cured my tab anxiety. Thought some of you might appreciate the concept too. Let me know if you try it out.
#entertainment
source I built a self-cleaning read-it-later app that automatically archives links you never read, to cure digital hoarding
I have a terrible habit of opening dozens of tabs and sending articles to read-it-later ap
I realized I needed a system that does not just store things forever. So I put together a web app for myself called Sigilla.
The core idea is simple. You save an article, and if you do not read it after a while, it decays and gets moved to a hidden archive. Your main list stays completely clean. It forces you to either read the thing or just accept that you only liked the idea of reading it.
For the articles you actually open, there is a clean reader view where you can highlight text.
It has honestly helped me stop hoarding digital junk and cured my tab anxiety. Thought some of you might appreciate the concept too. Let me know if you try it out.
#entertainment
source I built a self-cleaning read-it-later app that automatically archives links you never read, to cure digital hoarding
I have a terrible habit of opening dozens of tabs and sending articles to read-it-later ap
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