Omnivore: Read-it-later

Honestly no complaints. Gets the job done.

Tried so many apps both for reading my feeds and saving articles for later, not any of them matches Omnivore. Unlimited highlights & notes, Obsidian sync, nothing more I could ask for.

Also, it is free, great UI and app! Way to go, guys! If there would be a premium tier, I would support you there as well, great job so far!

I was using the paid version Instapaper for eons and Omnivore feels like a giant upgrade. The TTS is so extraordinarily good that I do most of article consumption while hiking now and never feel like I’m falling behind on my queue. Adding articles from across all my devices, apps, and browsing has been a breeze.

Omnivore is not only better than it’s competitors, it does everything better without charging you $15 monthly.

I wanted a solution where I could save web pages from any browser on any device I own. My desktop, my iPhone, my iPad, my work laptop…and this gives me that. There’s a lot I’m not taking advantage of yet, but I like that there is more for me to grow into while still solving my core problem.

希望作者尽快发布付费版，有资金支持把该项目做得更好更久！

I’ve been using free and paid services for saving and reading articles for many years now. This app is doing everything right except one thing: please give us the option to support you monetarily. Add an option to tip please! Thank you for the clean interface, and great customization options for article viewing. Keep up the great work.

30 minutes in everything makes sense and works great. I've bee using pocket for years after instapaper. Cross-platform is important. Since pocket got taken over by Mozilla it's harder to use and is no longer really cross-platform. It's no longer working in many browsers. It was time to switch -just too frustrating

Updated: the app was great. Now seems like all the articles get halfway though and then stop. Not sure the problem but I hope they can fix it So great. Makes it a breeze to catch up on all the news. Especially while there is so much. The only thing I could wish for is an option to create a playlist so I can load multiple articles and have them play without having to pick up my phone to reload the next. Still, fantastic idea well executed