Revisit queue

Spaced resurfacing of the saves you never went back to, so your library pays rent.

Most things people save, they never look at again. The Revisit queue fixes that: it resurfaces saves you haven't returned to, spaced out over time, so your library keeps working for you.

How it works

A bookmark becomes due for a revisit when enough time has passed since you saved it (or since you last opened it from the app). Each time you open it, the next resurfacing is pushed further out, spaced-repetition style. Never-opened saves surface first; things you revisit often drift to the back.

Surfaced today

The top of your Library shows up to three due items under Surfaced today. Each card says how long the item was buried ("214 days deep") and why it's back (never opened, or when you last opened it), so you can act on it without opening the queue.

Using the queue

Open the full queue from See the whole queue under Surfaced today, from Today in the sidebar, or from the Mac/iPad sidebar and the iPhone menu. For each due item you can:

• Open it. That counts as a revisit and reschedules it.
• Remind me later: hides it for a month.
• Don't show again: it stops resurfacing.

Opening a bookmark anywhere in the app records the visit, so the queue stays accurate no matter where you read from.