Subshelf

Save Substack articles, build your personal reading library, read offline, and export to Markdown or Obsidian.

Subshelf helps you save Substack articles and read them later in one place. When you find an article you like, save it to your personal library with one click. You can keep your favorite articles organized and find them again whenever you need them. Features 1. Save articles: Save interesting Substack posts while browsing. 2. Personal library: Keep your saved articles together in one place. 3. Quick search: Search your library to find saved posts by title. 4. Clean reader: Read articles in a simple view without unnecessary distractions. 5. Customize reading: Change the font, adjust text size, and switch between light and dark themes. 6. Download Markdown: Export articles as Markdown files for your notes. 7. Obsidian support: Copy article content to use in Obsidian and other note-taking tools. 8. Offline reading: Read articles you have already saved, even without an internet connection. Build Your Personal Reading Library Whether you read to learn something new, research a topic, or collect useful ideas, Subshelf makes it easier to keep track of what you read. Stop losing interesting articles in your browser history. Save useful ideas, organize your reading, and return to your favorite posts whenever you want. Save. Read. Own.