Moku
A complete reader on this iPhone
- Save articles and read offline with images
- Article cards, lists, and adjustable typography
- Local highlights you can return to
- Library backup export. No account needed.
FOR THE GOOD THINGS YOU SAVE
Moku
Your own editor.
Similar saves, together.
Save it now. Read it when you have a moment.
Let one good article lead to another.
iPhone · iOS 26+ · Start free. No account needed.
01 / A PLACE TO BEGIN
Saved for later.
Read for yourself.
A little context makes it easier to choose. Read the introduction, pick an article, and stay with a subject that interests you.
ONE CARD AT A TIME
A little context.
A good place to start.
Every saved article gets its own card. Read the summary and key points, then open the piece that catches your attention.
Summaries and section organization use AI creditsWHEN YOU WANT TO RETURN
Remember a line.
Find the whole story.
Some articles stay with you. Search their full text or return to your starred collection to find the piece you have been thinking about.
Full-text search is part of ProSTAY WITH THE SENTENCE
Pause here.
Make sense of it.
Highlight a passage in the original or translation. Translate a sentence, explain a term, or ask for a simpler way to understand it.
Local highlights are free; AI assistance uses a connection and creditsArticle cards · Summaries and key points
02 / READ ANOTHER LANGUAGE
Two languages.
One paragraph at a time.
Read without jumping between pages. The translation follows each original paragraph, so the source is always there when you want to check.
Some people are smarter than others ...
有些人比其他人更聪明……
David Bessis · Attention is all we have03 / A MOMENT TO YOURSELF
A little offline.
A little more present.
Saved text and downloaded images stay with you. Set the type, switch to a night theme, and carry on from where you left off.
- Saved text and images, offline
- Your font, size, and spacing
- Paper and night reading themes
04 / START WITH READING
Start free.
Give your editor more to do.
Saving and reading stay yours. Pro adds organization, search, and a way to keep your collection with you across devices.
Moku Pro
More ways to connect your collection
- Full-text search for that passage you remember
- iCloud sync across your own devices
- Summaries, sections, and related articles
- Bilingual reading, explanations, and monthly AI credits
Prices and eligible trials appear in the app. When AI credits run out, you can still save and read.
Does Moku send me new articles?
Moku works with pages you choose to save. It is not an RSS reader or a feed of articles from around the web. Sections and related reads come from your own collection.
What can I do for free?
Save articles, read downloaded content offline, adjust typography, browse cards and lists, make local highlights, and export a library backup. Full-text search, iCloud, and AI features are part of Pro.
Can I use AI offline?
Saved text, downloaded images, and previously generated translations can be read offline. Creating a new summary, translation, or explanation needs an internet connection and AI credits. Images need to finish downloading first.
Do I need an account?
There is no Moku account to create. Subscriptions are managed through the App Store. iCloud sync uses the Apple Account signed in on your device.
Is Moku available for iPad or Mac?
The current app is designed for iPhone and requires iOS 26 or later. A macOS version is planned, but there is no download or release date yet.
What about the original Mokuread website?
The new Moku is a read-it-later app for iPhone. Old web accounts, RSS subscriptions, and paid plans do not automatically become app data or entitlements. Contact us through the support page for help with the original service.
Moku Reader · For the good things you save
Save the next good read.
Make a little time for it.
Download on the App StoreiPhone · iOS 26+ · Start free. No account needed.
Real app screenshots. The articles shown are demonstration saves, not a preloaded collection.