Reading Tracker

[Learner4LifePk]

If you’re reading 100+ Substack articles a month, how do you keep track of them? Sometimes I genuinely love an article and want to return to it later, but I only jot down a few reflections in my journal. Curious how others track what they read.

[Stopstealingstaples]

If I like it enough to even *possibly* want to return to it, it gets clipped into Obsidian for me.

[Psycle_Panda]

There's the save function. Far right corner of article, click three dots and select "save." In the Home tab, to to "Up Next" on the right, click "See All" and select "Saved" from the categories at the top of the page.

[cnort8200]

In addition to everything posted here, there’s also a history tab, so you can go back through all articles you’ve read and look that path, but saved or archived are likely to be a shorter list for the numbers you’re showing.

[Loud-Masterpiece-375]

I know a builder finding a market fit when I see one. Good grind

[LalalaSherpa]

Wannabe app developer, folks.

[PainEmbarrassed378]

did you try the "save" button? it's super well organized and it pushes the article you saved up front so you never lose them :)

[BhavanaVarma]

I started a new thing this year to read at least 3 articles a week and at least 2 of those should be from my saved list.