"Read later" piles grow because we never sit down to read. Yomite turns those few transit minutes into reading minutes.
Paste a URL, that's it
Drop a Nikkei, NHK, Asahi, Yahoo News, note, or Hatena Blog URL into Yomite's Web Reader. It extracts the article body — no ads, no nav, no comments — and starts reading.
Pick your anchor voice
阿井田 茂's broadcaster-style baritone, 凛音エル's cool delivery, 桜音's morning-paper warmth — pick the anchor that fits your mood.
Build a "to listen" queue
Tap to save articles, then queue them up for your evening walk or morning train. A new rhythm for catching up on news.
Articles saved in Wallabag, Readwise Reader or Instapaper, and RSS feeds, can come in directly too (see Your library and read-later).
Paywalls aren't supported
Yomite can't bypass paywalls or login walls. Get the article into readable form first (copy-paste works too), then bring it into Yomite.
Who it's for
- Commuters who want news instead of ads
- People with a Hatena bookmark pile
- Anyone who'd rather listen to long-form posts on a walk