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GoodLinks is a read-it-later application for Apple devices that enables users to save web links, read them in a distraction-free environment, and organize them using tags. It also allows for highlighting and adding notes to saved articles, with content syncing across devices via iCloud.

Features
8/12
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Must Have

4 of 5

URL Saving & Preview

List & Section Organization

Contextual Side Notes

Instant Link Adding

Public Sharing

Other

4 of 7

Minimalist Interface

Media Type Support

Sign-In & Authentication

Mobile Responsive Design

Profile Gateway

Granular Sharing Permissions

Embed Support

Pricing
One-time
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Base App

€9.99 one time
  • Universal App: Works on all iOS and macOS devices
  • No Account: Syncs via iCloud
  • Simple: Easy saving via Share Sheet extension
  • Readability: Extracts article text and removes ads
  • Highlight & Note: Highlight text and add notes
  • Organize: Tags and starred articles
  • Actions: Manage and share links
  • Customize: Adjust appearance and behavior
  • Themes: Light, Sepia, Dark, Night
  • Siri Shortcuts: Deep support for shortcuts
  • Log in to Sites: Access paywalled content
  • Widgets: Quick access from home screen
  • Archive: Saves full rich text of articles
  • Private: No tracking or sharing of data
  • VoiceOver: Fully accessible

Annual Feature Upgrade

€5.99 yearly
  • Access to new features released within one year of purchase
  • Once unlocked, features are yours to keep forever
Rationale

GoodLinks is a 'read-it-later' app that allows users to save links, organize them with tags, and add highlights and notes. It focuses on a clean reading experience by removing ads and clutter. While it offers core link saving and organization, it lacks the explicit public sharing features and the 'list and section' structure as described for URList, instead using tags for organization. It also doesn't explicitly mention previews for various media types beyond article text extraction, though it does save the full rich text of articles. The 'contextual side notes' are present as 'notes' attached to highlights.