On the Mac, the search panel (⌥L) now shows Clipfile's paperclip mark at the start of its field, so you can tell at a glance which app you've summoned.

Clipfile is now on the Mac too — and your devices find each other on their own. • Clipfile for Mac: save from Safari with Option-Command-S or the toolbar button, and bring up your list from any app with Option-L. It's the same list as your iPhone. Available on the Mac App Store. • No more copying keys. Your library key now travels between your own Apple devices through iCloud Keychain, so a new iPhone, iPad or Mac comes up already linked. • Link a Device, in Settings, covers anything iCloud Keychain can't reach — a device on another Apple Account, say. Show a short code on one device and type it on the other. • The Sync Key setting is now your recovery key: write it down and it can restore your library if every device is lost. "Generate New Key" is gone, because a new key made every saved article unreadable. • A new look: paper and ink, with a Paper or Bright background, an accent color of your own and adjustable text size. The Safari extension matches. • Saving from Safari is more dependable about keeping the article's text, and a headline saved as just the site's name is replaced with the real one. • Fixed: marking an article read or deleting it while a sync was in flight could be quietly undone.

Updated the name throughout the app

What's New in 2.4 Research Sync is now Clipfile. • A new name and a new icon. Same app, same list, same sync key — nothing to migrate and nothing to set up again. • Parchment, a seventh theme: warm sepia and ink, built to sit with the new icon. • Saving from the Safari extension is now a single tap. The popup became a status line that tells you what happened, instead of asking you to confirm what you already asked for. • Fixed: news sites that load their headline a moment after the page no longer get saved under the wrong title.

Added onboarding screens.

We have updated the look of the app across the board -- iOS and iPadOS both look cleaner and easier to read. The iPad app also gets true iPad treatment.

New in 2.1: • AI-organized folders — your saves are automatically sorted into folders within moments of saving, so your list stays tidy with zero manual tagging. Only the title and URL are ever used to classify — never the article body. Tap the folder icon anytime to switch between the flat list and grouped view. Research Sync 2.0 — read anywhere, even offline. • Offline reading. Save the whole article, not just the link. Read on the subway, on a plane, or anywhere with no signal. Article text is end-to-end encrypted — only your devices can read it. • New Safari extension. Save the page you're on right from Safari's toolbar — and it captures the real article link even on news sites and other tricky pages. • Now on Mac, too. A Safari extension for macOS joins the iPhone app and Chrome extension. • Auto-organized. Saves are sorted into News, Video, Dev, Social, Shopping, and Govt automatically. • Notes. Jot research notes on anything you save. • Private sync, no account. Your list and notes sync across devices with a private key — no sign-up, no tracking. • Six themes to make it yours. (New name, same app: "RTL: Research Sync" is now simply Research Sync.) App Store description Research Sync is a private, offline-friendly read-later app for people who actually go back and read. Save any page from Safari, Chrome, or your Mac, then read it later — online or off. Add notes, let it organize itself, and keep everything in sync across your devices without ever creating an account. SAVE FROM ANYWHERE • A real Safari extension on iPhone and Mac — saves the true article link even on news and paywalled-style pages • Chrome extension for your desktop • One tap from the share sheet READ OFFLINE • Save the full article body, not just the URL • Read on planes, subways, and dead zones • Article text is end-to-end encrypted — only your devices can decrypt it BUILT FOR RESEARCH • Attach notes to anything you save • Automatic categories: News, Video, Dev, Social, Shopping, Govt • A home-screen widget for your reading list PRIVATE SYNC, NO ACCOUNT • Your list and notes sync across iPhone, Chrome, and Mac with a private key you control • No sign-up, no ads, no tracking MADE YOURS • Six themes: Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Dusk, Rose, Midnight

Research Sync 2.0 — read anywhere, even offline. • Offline reading. Save the whole article, not just the link. Read on the subway, on a plane, or anywhere with no signal. Article text is end-to-end encrypted — only your devices can read it. • New Safari extension. Save the page you're on right from Safari's toolbar — and it captures the real article link even on news sites and other tricky pages. • Now on Mac, too. A Safari extension for macOS joins the iPhone app and Chrome extension. • Auto-organized. Saves are sorted into News, Video, Dev, Social, Shopping, and Govt automatically. • Notes. Jot research notes on anything you save. • Private sync, no account. Your list and notes sync across devices with a private key — no sign-up, no tracking. • Six themes to make it yours. (New name, same app: "RTL: Research Sync" is now simply Research Sync.) App Store description Research Sync is a private, offline-friendly read-later app for people who actually go back and read. Save any page from Safari, Chrome, or your Mac, then read it later — online or off. Add notes, let it organize itself, and keep everything in sync across your devices without ever creating an account. SAVE FROM ANYWHERE • A real Safari extension on iPhone and Mac — saves the true article link even on news and paywalled-style pages • Chrome extension for your desktop • One tap from the share sheet READ OFFLINE • Save the full article body, not just the URL • Read on planes, subways, and dead zones • Article text is end-to-end encrypted — only your devices can decrypt it BUILT FOR RESEARCH • Attach notes to anything you save • Automatic categories: News, Video, Dev, Social, Shopping, Govt • A home-screen widget for your reading list PRIVATE SYNC, NO ACCOUNT • Your list and notes sync across iPhone, Chrome, and Mac with a private key you control • No sign-up, no ads, no tracking MADE YOURS • Six themes: Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Dusk, Rose, Midnight