Changelog

Articles you’ve already synced stay readable when you’re offline. Shiori keeps recent inbox extracts on your device, so opening a link on a train or plane doesn’t leave you waiting on a network.

Fixes and improvements

• Desktop find-in-page with Cmd+F / Ctrl+F
• Hover a related link in the reader to see the surrounding passage
• Delete or Backspace in the inbox trashes exactly one link
• Reader chat recovers if a tool-call stream was interrupted
• Feed subscribe works on XHTML pages that start with an XML prolog

When you save a post from X that’s part of a thread, Shiori now brings in the full primary-author reply chain — not just that one post. You get the whole conversation in one place, searchable and ready for chat. Save any post in the thread (root or middle) from the app, extension, or bookmark sync.

Fixes and improvements

• Manually saved X posts also import external links from the post text
• Reddit link-posts and LinkedIn share wrappers resolve to the article they point at

When you sync X bookmarks, Shiori will also save external URLs include in the posts. Open Settings, find X bookmarks, and use “Also import links found in posts." This feature is enabled by default for new accounts.

Saved articles now show a short AI-generated summary at the top of the reader view. You can skim the summary before you dive in, or collapse it to hide it from all links.

Fixes and improvements

• Forwarded emails keep cleaner paragraphs and drop tracking redirects
• Related links titles update live and skip junk chrome and self-link variants
• App chrome feels more native (labels and images in the UI don’t select or drag like a webpage)

Inbox, Archive, and Trash now live under one Home tab, so you can move through everything you've saved without bouncing between views. Open Home and switch collections from the header dropdown.

Fixes and improvements

• Save a markdown note from the app, the API, MCP, or the CLI
• Improved RSS feed detection on more kinds of sites
• Feeds in the sidebar can be renamed and reordered

You can now read saved pages inside Shiori instead of bouncing out to the original tab. Open any link and the extract is right there, so you can stay with what you saved.

Fixes and improvements

• Switch between the extract and the original page
• Press Z to enter Zen mode and hide all app chrome while reading a link
• Chat lives on the article, so you can ask about it without leaving
• Related links show up under the extract when there's somewhere worth going next
• Favorite a link from the list or press f in the reader
• YouTube videos stay on screen while you scroll the transcript
• Long-form X Articles saved from a tweet permalink get the full body, not a teaser
• Scroll position is saved for each article so you never lose your place

Shiori can now play the audio that comes with the pages you save. Open an article with audio and tap play in the reader — a player stays with you as you keep browsing.

Pin your most-saved domains to the top of the dashboard for quick filtering. Click the pin icon next to Inbox and Archive, choose up to three domains, and see the favicons for each domain pinned to the header. Pinned domains are great for keeping tabs on your favorite sources like YouTube, X, or any site you save from regularly.

Save and search your Shiori library directly from Raycast. The new Raycast extension lets you save the current browser tab, search your library, and open links — all without leaving your keyboard. Install it from the Raycast Store.

Shiori Pro is now $10/month. Pro users get 500 "Smart Save" credits per month, in addition to all the other existing Pro features like X bookmarks sync, Notion sync, email forwarding, feed subscriptions, Tidy Up, and color themes.

Smart Save extracts rich content and summaries from your saved links, X bookmarks, PDFs, and forwarded emails. Smart Save also transcribes uploaded audio files and extracts transcripts from YouTube videos, when possible.

If you need more than 500 Smart Saves per month, purchase additional credit packs from Settings.

Learn more about Smart Save and credits.

Quickly save links to Shiori from any Android app with the new Android share intent. To get started, install Shiori as a PWA from your browser: open Shiori in Chrome, look for the ••• menu and select "Add to homescreen". When the PWA is installed, you can use the native share sheet in Chrome, YouTube, Twitter, or any app to save links instantly.

Connect Shiori to AI agents like Claude Desktop and Cursor with the new Shiori MCP server. Authorize once with OAuth and your AI assistant can search, save, and manage your links directly from the conversation.

Read the full guide.

Install the Shiori CLI to manage your links and subscriptions from the terminal. The CLI is also usable by any AI agent, perfect for using Claude Code or other coding agents to pull reference links or save helpful URLs you find during the course of building software.

To get started, run npm i -g @shiori-sh/cli in your terminal, and then shiori auth to sign in.

Run the --help command for any command to learn more about what's possible with the CLI.

View @shiori-sh/cli on npm

Forward any email to your personal @inbox.shiori.sh address and it will be saved as a link with a beautiful reader view. Email forwarding is perfect for capturing newsletters you want to read or remember later.

To create your personal forwarding email, open the settings dialog in the Shiori dashboard and press the Generate email button. The Shiori email is private to you, so avoid sharing it.

Read the full guide to learn more about email forwarding and how to set up auto-forwarding with Gmail rules.

Shiori now auto-discovers RSS feeds and YouTube channels from links you save, making it easy to follow your favorite websites and creators. When a feed is discovered, click Subscribe in the preview card or overflow menu. New items published from that feed or channel are automatically saved to your library every four hours.

You can view and manage your subscriptions from the dashboard settings or through the CLI.