DevStash for Android Is Here
The DevStash Android app is live on Google Play. Save from anywhere, search your whole library, and listen to your saved articles, all from your phone.
DevStash is now on Android, and you can download it from Google Play today.
Android was the most requested thing after the iOS launch, and it's finally here. The same library, the same account, the same everything you've already saved. It just works on your phone now.
Save from anywhere
Anything that can be shared on Android can be saved to DevStash. A link in Chrome, a repo in the GitHub app, a thread in Reddit, a conference talk in YouTube, a PDF in your files. Tap Share, pick DevStash, and it lands in your library right away.
Search your whole library from your pocket
Everything you've saved is searchable from your phone. Bookmarks, notes, snippets, and video transcripts all live in the same index, so you don't have to remember which one you used.
Distraction-free reading
Saved articles open in a clean reader view. No cookie banners, no newsletter popups, no layout that fights you on a small screen. Just the text.
Listen on the go
Some things are easier to listen to than to read. The app can read your saved articles out loud, with background playback, so you can keep listening while you switch apps or lock the screen.
Ask your library anything
The app understands the full content of what you've saved, so you can ask it questions instead of guessing at keywords. Something like "what was that thing about database indexes?" gets you the article, not a list of near misses.
Notes and code snippets
Not everything worth saving has a URL. You can write notes and save code snippets straight from the app. That Docker networking fix you'd otherwise lose in a chat log goes into the same library as your bookmarks, and stays searchable with everything else.
Get it now
The DevStash Android app is free to download and works with your existing account. Sign in and everything you've already saved is there, in sync with the web app and iOS.