あとログ - 「あとで読む」を、もう溜め込まない。

Are you saving links but ultimately leaving them unread? 'Ato Log' is a privacy-focused bookmark and management app designed to "digest later" articles on the internet, YouTube videos, product links you're interested in, and more.

https://soux369.github.io/atolog/

Unlike ordinary bookmark apps that merely accumulate links, it thoroughly supports your efficient information intake and resolves the problem of "tsundoku" (buying or saving things and leaving them unread).

■ Main Features and Functions

【Digest the Top 3 Recommendations】 From the vast collection of saved links, the algorithm carefully selects and proposes the "top 3 items" you should digest now. It eliminates the time spent wondering what to tackle first.

【Built-in Ultra-Powerful Secure Browser】 You can feel secure even when viewing web pages whose browsing history and information you don't want others to see.
・Complete prevention of screen capture and recording
・Privacy shield that blocks the view during iOS app switching (task snapshot)
・Thorough blocking of third-party cookies, location information, and microphone/camera access
・Disabling of tracking and advertising scripts

【Thumbnails That Don't Disappear Offline】 The images (OGP) of saved links are automatically downloaded and stored in your device's local storage when the app launches. Even if the original image on the web is deleted, the URL expires, or you're offline, thumbnails continue to display without appearing blank.

【iOS Shortcuts & Share Sheet Integration】 While viewing a page in Safari, simply tap from the share sheet (or launch a shortcut you've created) to automatically retrieve the URL of the page you're currently viewing and open the add screen.

【Digestion Statistics and Reminders】 Your cumulative digest count and time spent (in minutes), along with this week's digestion status, are beautifully visualized on the dashboard. You can also set reminder notifications to maintain motivation.

■ Recommended For:
・Those whose browser tabs are overflowing with "read later" pages
・Those who can't organize YouTube's "Watch Later" or Amazon's wish lists
・Those who want to efficiently digest news, technical blogs, and learning resources
・Those who prioritize privacy and security when browsing websites