What’s new in Stackbox.

A sharper highlight flow

We tightened the interaction from the moment you mark a passage to the moment you come back to it later.

• Highlight styling is more legible in long articles, so important lines stay easy to find.
• Reopening saved highlights now feels quicker when you are reviewing a piece later.
• Spacing in the reader was refined to keep annotation-heavy articles calm on smaller screens.

Polish across the reader

• Improved saving reliability on modern, script-heavy webpages.
• Smoothed scrolling and touch targets in key reading and library views.

A calmer reading space

This release focused on making the article view disappear behind the content.

• Theme and type-size controls were rebalanced for better comfort across bright and low-light settings.
• Reader spacing was tuned to reduce visual clutter and keep long-form reading steady.
• Article cleanup improved so more pages open in a distraction-free layout.

Better organization

• Tags and search feel more responsive when your saved list starts to grow.
• Library states were clarified so unread, archived, and highlighted items are easier to scan.

Faster capture

• The save flow was streamlined so articles land in your library with less friction.
• Preview handling was improved for links shared from Safari and other iOS apps.
• More edge cases now preserve titles and source information correctly.

Early usability improvements

• Refined tap targets and list spacing across iPhone and iPad.
• Small visual cleanup throughout the core navigation.

What arrived in the first release

• Save articles and links in one place, then return to them in a clean reader.
• Organize your library with tags and find things again with search.
• Highlight the passages you want to remember and keep key ideas close at hand.
• Built for iPhone and iPad with a reading-first layout from day one.