Relater

Relater — Save less. Consume what you save. Do you save links, screenshots, and PDFs thinking “I’ll check it later”... and never get back to them? Relater turns that “later” into a specific moment. It’s a temporary inbox for your digital content. Save something, choose when you want to see it, and let Relater remind you. Once you’re done, delete it and move on. The idea is simple: **your inbox isn’t meant to accumulate. It’s meant to reach zero.** 🚀 How does it work? 1. Share instantly When you find something you want to check later, tap Share and select Relater. You can save links, text, images, screenshots, and PDFs. 2. Choose when to see it No folders or tags required. Simply choose when you want to come back to your content: * In 1 hour * This afternoon * Tonight * Tomorrow * This weekend * A custom date and time 3. Get reminded When the time you chose arrives, Relater will notify you so you can check the content. 4. Consume it and let it go Open it, read or review it, and when you’re done, mark it as completed or delete it. Your goal: Inbox Zero. 🌟 Key features ⚡ Quick capture Share it, choose when to see it, and you’re done. Relater is designed to save content in just a few seconds without interrupting what you’re doing. ⏳ Automatic expiration Relater isn’t designed to store things forever. Items can automatically expire after the period you choose. By default, items expire after 7 days. If you never found the time to see it, maybe it’s time to let it go. 🔔 Reminders Choose when you want to revisit each item and get a notification when the time comes. 🔄 Snooze when you need to Not a good time? Snooze the content and schedule it for later. 📖 Built-in viewers View text, images, and PDFs directly in Relater. For web links, you can open them in your preferred browser. 🔒 Private and local Your items are stored on your device. **No accounts. No cloud. No uploading your content to servers.** Relater is designed to work locally and keep your data under your control. --- 🌱 Save less. Consume what you save. Stop accumulating content you never come back to. Save it. Schedule it. Consume it. Let it go.