FAQ

Why can I only read the first article in my queue?

To prevent decision paralysis and the daunting task of picking from an infinite list something to read, Quiche Reader presents you only the first article in the queue.

By looking at the actual page instead of a short snippet, and with the read time estimation, you can make a more informed decision on the article relevance, and delete it immediately if it’s not worth your time.

While you’re reading, the next article is being preloaded in the background. So once you’re done, the next article is ready and just one swipe away.

What if I want to read something else instead?

If the first article in the queue is not what you feel reading right now, snooze it to put it at the back of the queue. But abusing it will defeat the purpose of Quiche Reader, therefore the number of snoozes is limited to 3 times per article.

How can I see how many articles are in the queue?

The Settings screen shows the number of articles in the queue.

In which order articles are added to the queue?

• Articles saved from the iOS share extension or the browser extensions are added at the bottom of your queue.
• When long pressing a link in Quiche Reader, articles are added just after their "parent" article. For example, if you long press successively links A, B and C, the next three articles in the queue will be A, B and C.

How can I read my queue on desktop?

As a universal purchase, Quiche Reader is also available on Mac.

What about Android?

Android support is not planned and very unlikely to happen, for time and cost reasons.