Welcome to Lark

What Lark is, how links get into it, and where to go next.

Lark is a home for the things you find on the web and mean to come back to. Save a link and Lark reads the page, writes a short summary, tags it, and files it into a collection for you. Your inbox shows what is new, the reader shows it without the clutter, and reminders and snoozes bring things back when you actually want them.

Ways to get links into Lark

From the web app. Add a link and Lark takes care of the rest.
From the browser extension. Click the Lark icon on any page. This is the quickest way to save while you browse; see the Browser extension guides.
From feeds. Subscribe to a site's RSS or Atom feed and new posts arrive on their own. See Feeds.
From another app or browser. Bring your existing links over in one go with Importing your links.

Where to go next

If you are new, read Saving links to see what happens after a save, then install the browser extension. Once you have a few things saved, the Using Lark section walks through the inbox, collections, and the reader.