Unarchive.today

Unarchive.today is a native reader and AI-powered companion app designed for archive.today links. It allows you to open archived pages instantly in a distraction-free environment while utilizing AI tools to summarize content for faster consumption. Bridging the gap in web preservation Digital information is ephemeral, yet the tools we use to preserve it often feel fragmented. The core mission of Unarchive.today is to eliminate the friction between discovery and archival. For too long, accessing preserved content on mobile required a clunky manual workflow of copying links across multiple applications. We've re-engineered this process from the ground up. By integrating directly into the system share architecture, Unarchive.today transforms a multi-step hurdle into a single, seamless action. Our goal is to provide a professional-grade tool for researchers, journalists, and power users who demand efficiency, reliability, and precision. Powerful features to keep your digital library organized and accessible: 1. Instant Share - Share archive.today URLs from any app and open them instantly in a clean, native reader. 2. Native Reader View - Read distraction-free with native rendering. Choose between Native or Web view as your default reader mode. 3. Smart Collections - Organize your archived pages into custom folders for research, work, or personal use. 4. History Management - Keep track of every page you've viewed with an automated history log. 5. Dark Mode Support - Minimize eye strain during night reading with full dark mode support across the entire application. 6. Privacy First - All your data is stored locally on your device. Backup or transfer your entire history and collections anytime. 7. Local AI Summary - Experience the power of on-device intelligence. Privacy-focused, fast, and completely offline. Summaries are generated entirely on-device. Unarchive.today does not upload, store, or process archived content on external servers. Switch to audio mode and listen to concise summaries of your archived articles on the go.