Substackly

Read Substack the way you want to.

Substack. Exactly. Substackly. Substackly is the Chrome extension built for Substack readers. Get reader mode, highlights, notes, and a personal reading list — all without leaving the page. The best way to read Substack posts on Chrome. Activate reader mode with one tap and Substackly clears away the clutter — subscription banners, comment sections, recommended posts, sidebars, and sticky headers disappear so you can focus on the writing. Your reading controls appear at the bottom of the screen: font size, line height, serif, sans, or monospace — all adjustable in real time. FREE FEATURES — AVAILABLE TO EVERY SUBSTACK READER Reader mode — removes clutter from any Substack post or page Font size, line height, and font family controls (Serif, Sans, Mono) Auto-activate — turn it on once and Substackly activates on every Substack post Scroll-to-resume — returns you to where you left off on any Substack article Post notes — a private scratchpad on every article, auto-saved Social share — share any Substack post to X or LinkedIn Save up to 5 Substack pages to My Substackly reading list Progress bar while reading Works on Substack posts, author pages, category pages, and Substack features PRO FEATURES — $4/MONTH Unlimited saves in My Substackly reading list Substack text highlights — yellow, green, blue, or red — saved per post and restored on every visit Highlights board — see all your Substack highlights across every publication in one place Notes board — all your Substack notes across publications, grouped by source, exportable as Markdown MY SUBSTACKLY — YOUR PERSONAL SUBSTACK READING HUB My Substackly opens a full dashboard with four tabs: My Saves, Highlights, Notes, and Tips. Your saved Substack pages link back to the original content. Notes show a preview inline. Highlights display the color, source, and date. Everything is deletable and the Notes tab exports to Markdown for Notion, Obsidian, or Roam. SUBSTACKLY-FRIENDLY LINK DETECTION Hover over any Substack publication link and Substackly tells you whether that destination is hosted on substack.com so you always know what to expect before you click. BUILT FOR SUBSTACK READERS Substackly works on all Substack publications hosted at substack.com. Publications using custom domains are not currently supported. Substackly is a Chrome desktop extension — it does not work on mobile browsers or the Substack app. All data is stored locally on your device. Nothing is sent to any server. Your Substack notes, highlights, and saved posts are yours. Built by Token Trust — tokentrust.substack.com