The content organizer with superpowers

There’s an amazing new generation of products sprouting up - built for the end-user, with no growth pressure from venture - and they’re just *better*.

I’ve completely stopped using Asana & Pocket, been using @sunsamaHQ & @getupnext for half a year now, with no plans to go back.

Wow the parsing engine is amazing, better than I've seen in all the other read later apps I've tried. And, somehow having an actual business model makes me feel more secure in investing the time and effort in transferring over from my current service

Honestly I’ve tried all the read it later apps but this is the best

It’s the first read later app I’ve felt works for me.

Shoutout to @getupnext for making saving articles and Twitter threads so easy. I enjoy how tapping on saved highlights takes you immediately to that area of an article. As an ardent reader and information hoarder, it’s a great way to rapidly refer to things I want to remember.

Been using this app for a number of months now.  Dumped Pocket in a matter of days with this replacement. Can’t recommend it enough.

Only question is why don’t other apps allow you to save .pdfs?

Why prioritise when you can ask your customers directly? @getupnext does that pretty amazingly.

I have been testing this app for months and fell in love with it.

So excited it is finally out of private beta and ready for the world to use!

quick shoutout to @getupnext - a beautiful app that helps you categorize, search, annotate and suggest long-form goodreads (& podcasts & video...)

i've beta tested it for over a year and it's the only read-it-later app that's stuck with me.

congrats @radjay, @Joe_Mifsud & team!

@getupnext is my eyes.

As soon as I find interesting articles:

Click the articles → Save to Upnext

Every time I read an essay and see interesting info, I highlight it & add tags.

The minimalist interface helps me get focus and read for hours.

Great features, great design and great team.

Love being able to add random podcast episodes and videos to @getupnext and make notes on them as I go.

One word : Awesomeness 👍

Been part of the private beta for this for the last several months. I Used to be a big fan of Instapaper.  @getupnext is very worthy upgrade. Love how it connects with @readwise as well!

Been using @getupnext for over a week to save and highlight whatever I read on hackernews. Its really smooth! Looking for more amazing things from @radjay and team!

Been using @getupnext for several weeks.

👍 Simplicity
🙌 Bookmarks + Newsletters
✍️  Follow writers
👏 Customer support

Can’t wait for their next feature on Twitter reader mode which will become my go to place to consume my day to day information diet.

@getupnext the ability to share notes/highlights from an article is awesome 👍. Just discovered it and will be using it much more in my weekly newsletter from here on out.

For those who don’t know it, @getupnext is a amazing and gorgeous “read it later” app for iPhone and iPad (for now).

It supports beautiful pretty much any kind of content:
- Articles
- Videos
- Podcasts
- Newsletters
- Tweets & threads

And other things that don’t fit here 😬

There’s really nothing else like it. Throw tweets, articles, videos, podcasts, newsletters, pdfs, and more at it then “read” it later. I like to sync my highlights to @readwise
 
Been a steady beta tester for over 10 months and still use it daily!

Love this product

Already one of the most useful Apps on my phone, insane product development speed @getupnext 👏

I've been using @getupnext for a weeks now and it's a huge improvement on previous read-it-later apps.

I’m reading everything in there now—including newsletters—and any highlights I make sync to Readwise & Roam. @pierce has a good write-up of it here.

Shout out to @getupnext btw. It’s pretty quickly vanquishing my dependence on Instapaper. Love how it handles various mediums and especially how it nudges curation.