What do I do with hundreds of bookmarks and saved posts I never read?

Have them read for you against what you already think, and see only the ones that change something. I built that for my own saves as part of alexandria., a blueprint your model reads and builds on your computer, where anything you share from your phone lands in your own files and your model goes through each one with you.

If you only want them in one list to read on the train, the read-later app you already use does that. A summary of each one is just another pile.

On an iPhone you add a shortcut once, then share a post, a link, a screenshot, or a voice note to a. from any app’s share menu. An Android phone saves the same way through the Google Drive app. A pile you already have, an export or a saved collection, you point your model at once, and it works through it a piece at a time.

Your model opens each save in full, the whole thread, the linked article, the video, and reads it against what your files already hold. In your next session every save has its own line, marked with what your model found: likely nothing, because you already think this, and where you said it; something that pulls against a view of yours; or something one of your projects should act on, and by when. You go through them together, and only you close one.

So two hundred saved posts become the few that changed what you think or do, worked into your own record.

Show the blueprint to your model, and it’ll tell you what you’re missing, if anything.