Expiry reminders
Give any saved link an expiry date. Ducklet notifies you before the page goes stale, so the list never fills with dead links.
Ducklet is a read later app and Chrome extension in one. Park articles in Later, get reminded before links expire, and pick up reading on any device.
Give any saved link an expiry date. Ducklet notifies you before the page goes stale, so the list never fills with dead links.
When a page needs more than reading, turn it into a Todo with notes, priority, and a reminder of its own.
Start on your phone on the train, finish on your laptop. Later, Todo, and Library sync in real time across devices.
Archive what you have read and keep it searchable — by keyword, or by describing what you remember with Duck Pro.
Tap share on iOS or Android, click the Ducklet icon in Chrome — anything you are looking at lands in Later.
Set an expiry date on the link, or turn it into a Todo with a reminder — Ducklet brings it back at the right time.
Open the page, read it, archive it. The list stays short and your keeps stay searchable in Library.
Yes. Later, Todo, Library, folders, tags, reminders, and keyword search are free forever. Duck Pro adds AI smart search and OCR.
Set an expiry date on a Later link. Before it lapses, Ducklet sends a browser notification on desktop and a push notification on mobile.
Yes. Ducklet runs as a Chrome extension, a web app, and native iOS and Android apps — all on one account, synced in real time.
Web pages and articles come from the extension or share sheet. You can also keep notes, images, and files (PDF, Word, Excel) in the same Library.
Bookmarks pile up and go stale. Later links carry expiry dates and reminders, pages that need action become Todos, and what you have read is archived into a searchable Library.
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