I built ClipStack — a free read-later that actually finds the article you saved. You know the cycle. You bookmark something. Three weeks later you remember reading "that great article about Postgres locking" and you go look for it. Browser bookmarks search the title, not the body. The folder structure is six levels deep. The bookmarks tab loads in 4 seconds. You give up and Google the phrase you half-remember from the article. That's the problem ClipStack solves. One click saves the full article — not just the link. Then you can search the body text of everything you've ever saved. Free forever, no card. Live: https://clipstack.one Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fkdafeiembojodedkchlkogjhbcifeha I'm an indie dev. Six people have installed it so far. I'd love your feedback. What it actually does 1-click save from any page via the Chrome extension. The full article HTML is parsed and stored, not just the URL. Full-text search across the body of every saved article.…