Stack — A reading queue that refuses to become a graveyard

Every read-later app I’ve used becomes a guilt museum. Stack’s one idea: saved articles expire after thirty days — read it or release it. The expiry turns out to change everything about the design. There’s no archive to organize, no tags to garden, no count to feel bad about; the queue is never longer than what a month of honest attention can hold. Highlights sync to plain markdown files, because your notes should outlive any app — including this one.

Where it stands (sixty patient people later)

In beta since spring. Built with a friend over Tuesday evenings; the beta crowd is about sixty patient people, who keep asking for folders. Holding the line.