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Stache review

#27 of 43 in Bookmark Managers

A focused Apple reading library with offline copies, annotations, and iCloud sync.

5.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Stache is a read-it-later and bookmark management app for saving articles, blogs, PDFs, and web pages. It is aimed at iPhone, iPad, and Mac users who want synchronized access to saved content, including individual readers, researchers, and power users. Reader mode offers customizable typography, while tags, favorites, archive management, and filtering help organize a growing collection. Notes and text highlights add support for active reading rather than simple link storage.

Offline reading is the standout capability. Stache saves full-page copies, including images, so users can access preserved content without a connection. On-device article translation and AI-powered article summaries extend the reading workflow, while full-text search helps locate saved material. Browser saving is available through Chrome, Edge, and Safari extensions. Imports from Instapaper and GoodLinks can help users bring existing libraries into the app, and iCloud synchronization connects saved content across Apple devices.

Stache uses paid subscriptions with a 30-day free trial and no free plan. The Monthly Subscription costs $2.99 per month, while the Yearly Subscription costs $19.99 per year; both include all features, all devices, and Family Sharing. The plans are straightforward, but they do not present different feature tiers. Stache should suit readers who work primarily within Apple's ecosystem and value offline page preservation, annotation, and organized research. Users who need broader platform coverage or a free long-term option should look elsewhere.

Stache pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Full-page offline copies preserve images for reading without a connection
    • Reader mode, highlights, notes, tags, and filtering support deep reading
    • iCloud sync and browser extensions connect Apple devices with saving workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available after the 30-day free trial
    • Platform coverage centers on iOS, macOS, and browser extensions
    • The paid plans offer the same listed feature set

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