Save articles, videos and podcasts you want to consume later as tasks in Remember The Milk. With one click in Google Chrome or from the Share functionality on your iPhone.
You find an interesting link while browsing, or a friend sends one via WhatsApp, Signal or Discord, but you don't have time or motivation to consume it right now. Später sorts the link into one of three consumption categories, Read (articles), Watch (videos) or Listen (podcasts), and turns it into a task in the Remember The Milk list of your choice.
The link is stored as the task's URL, and the task has no due date:
Example with the German preset: task name "…" lesen, tag lesen.
Später comes in two flavours:
Task name and tag depend on the consumption category (examples with the English preset):
| Type | Link | Task name | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listen | https://open.spotify.com/episode/6fNv8trMNhqtbhbOBWkLNS |
Listen to "How Linux is built with Greg Kroah-Hartman" |
listen |
| Read | https://jeremymorrell.dev/blog/a-practitioners-guide-to-wide-events/ |
Read "A Practitioner's Guide to Wide Events" |
read |
| Watch | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3GjIXP9N0s |
Watch "AWS Distinguished Eng: Learning From 3000 Incidents …" |
watch |
- FAQ: How links are classified
- Setup Prerequisite: Getting an RTM API key
- Setup: Google Chrome Extension
- Setup: iPhone / iOS
- Architecture and data flow
- Bonus: Age tags with MilkScript
All chapters: docs/README.md
We wanted to call this project "Remember The Milk Later". Remember The Milk's branding guidelines don't allow "Remember The Milk" or "RTM" in the name of a product built on their API, and they don't allow their cow logo as an icon. We respect that, so the project is called Später (German for "later"), and its icon is the cow emoji from Google's Noto Emoji.
This product uses the Remember The Milk API but is not endorsed or certified by Remember The Milk.
MIT. The icons are rendered from Noto Emoji
(Apache-2.0, see extension/icons/LICENSE). The MD5
implementation is blueimp-md5 (MIT).


