Pile is now fully standalone and calmer than ever. • Read on your own terms. No account needed. Your library syncs privately through your iCloud. • A friendlier save. The share sheet now greets you with a "Saved to Pile" confirmation and on-the-spot tagging. • A true dark mode. Deep, jet-black, and easy on late-night eyes. • Read offline. Saved articles are archived for reading anywhere — no signal required. • Cleaner reading. Tables, charts, and embedded video (including The Athletic) now come through intact. • Sort by topic. (Patron) Pile reads your library and quietly groups it by subject. • Raindrop, two ways. Log in to keep Pile and Raindrop in two-way sync. • Save from your computer with the new browser extension. Quietly yours.

A freshly pressed icon for the shelf. Plus a dark mode variant for those reading well past closing time.

A smarter reader, a better Pile. •Rebuilt article extraction — per-site custom readers for The Ringer, The Verge, Substack, and hundreds more publishers means you get the full article, not a garbled snippet •The Pile now feels like a real stack of cards — each article has the same paper card look as your library, and opens with a smooth zoom-in just like tapping a book •Reader view redesign — more breathing room, better image handling, cleaner typography •Loading spinner lives inside the ink circle now, with a handwritten feel throughout •Bug fixes: duplicate hero images, broken inline images, and double author lines all resolved