LinkFindr 2.3 fixes iCloud sync — and puts you in charge of it.

• iCloud sync actually works. Earlier versions were missing the iCloud capability they needed, so syncing silently never started. It does now. • Sync is yours to switch off. Settings → iCloud Sync has a proper toggle. Turn it off and your links stay on this device; nothing is uploaded. • An honest status line. Settings now tells you what sync is really doing — connected, signed out, unavailable — instead of always claiming it was active. • Links saved from the Share Sheet now reliably appear in the app. The app and the share extension were writing to two different places; they share one library again. • Your existing links are moved over automatically on first launch, with nothing lost.

Sync runs entirely through your own private iCloud account. LinkFindr has no servers and never sees your links.

What's New in 2.2.0 (App Store release notes)

LinkFindr 2.2 is our biggest update yet — a top-to-bottom redesign built for readers.

• All-new look: a warm, editorial design with full dark mode support
• Reader, rebuilt: real typography with headings and images-free clean text, Paper/Sepia/Dark themes, adjustable text size, and a reading progress bar
• Highlight by selecting: select any text in the Reader and tap Highlight — five colors, saved with your notes
• New Home feed: filter chips (Unread, Quick Reads, Offline), rich cards, and a "Read Next" pick at the top
• Collections, reimagined: visual grid with cover art built from your own saves
• Today digest: a daily reading queue with your goal ring, streak, and weekly recap
• Quick Save: paste a link, watch the preview fill in, save in two seconds
• Starter Packs: seed your library with hand-picked evergreen reads by topic — refreshed remotely, no update needed
• Built for iPad: adaptive layout with a proper tab bar on big screens
• Smoother start: redesigned onboarding that respects your attention (no permission pop-ups mid-welcome)
• Faster everywhere, with smoother animations throughout

LinkFindr is now free to try for a full month — every feature included. After that, go Pro (from £0.99/month or a one-time lifetime unlock) to keep saving. Your saved links always stay readable and exportable, no matter what.

What's New (Version 2.1.0)

• Full-Text Article Search — Find that sentence you half-remember. LinkFindr now searches inside the articles you've saved offline, not just titles and tags, and shows you the matching snippet.

• Link Health Monitor — A weekly background check quietly verifies every link in your library. Broken links get a clear warning badge, redirected URLs can be updated with one tap, and the Wayback Machine is always one tap away for resurrecting dead pages.

• Save PDFs for Offline — Tap "Download for Offline" on any PDF link and it's saved to your library, viewable anywhere with the built-in reader. No more "I'll read it on the train" tabs that don't load.

• Smart Auto-Tagging on Every Save — Links saved from anywhere — Share Sheet, Action Extension, in-app — now get on-device language analysis to suggest a project and meaningful tags. Works without Apple Intelligence.

FIXES & IMPROVEMENTS:

• Fixed a freeze when downloading very large web pages (Project Gutenberg books, long-form essays) for offline reading.
• Reader view now prepares long articles in the background instead of stalling the UI.
• Improved download safety: oversized pages and non-HTML responses are rejected cleanly.

Thanks to everyone who sent feedback after 2.0. Keep it coming.