A direct start
Enter a website address on Home. Library, Notebook, Saved Sites, Appearance, and Help are close at hand in the menu.
Version 3.0 · Available nowiPhone · iPad · Mac
TheOneConvert
A simpler start. More room to read and watch.
New in 3.0: an address-first Home, video resume, and quieter playback controls. Your reading, notes, and export stay close at hand.
Version 3.0 is available on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Version 3.0Available now
TheOneConvert 3.0 on iPhone and Mac. Available now on the App Store.
Available today
Version 3.0 is the current release.
Available on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with a focused Home, local video resume, and simpler viewing controls.
iPhone + iPad
iOS and iPadOS 3.0
Open websites from Home, keep local saved sites, and resume identifiable videos alongside reading, notes, and export.
Mac
macOS 3.0
The same 3.0 release with compact playback controls, full-screen viewing, and a desktop-native reading and notebook experience.
New in 3.0
Open a page. Keep your place.
A focused Home and simpler controls make space for the page. Version 3.0 is available now across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Read the 3.0 release notesYour mode, a fresh session
Keep your Standard or Incognito choice across launches. The last website is never restored, and a remembered Incognito choice opens a fresh private session.
Pick up where you paused
In Standard mode, reopen an identifiable video and choose Resume or Start Over. Positions stay on this device; live streams and hidden or changing media identities may not support resume.
More room to watch
Hide browser controls with Full Screen, then bring them back with the floating inward arrows. On Mac, Escape also restores the controls.
Controls that fit
Compact Mac playback controls wrap in narrower windows. Use the clock button for time jumps, including HH:MM:SS for longer videos.
Smoother everyday navigation
Page updates preserve your address edits, with improvements to browser sessions, Mac menus, and audio-session responsiveness.
Resume records stay local and are removed with the corresponding History entry. Incognito never reads or writes Standard positions. Native playback requires an eligible direct HLS or MP4 source; DRM, cookie-bound, or hidden sources stay in the website player. AirPlay support can vary by provider and receiver. Video is not downloaded, proxied, or added to the article library.
Your reading workflow, carried forward
Make room for focused reading.
Open Library from the Home menu, then use Add Article to convert a page on-device. Read a clean view, keep a passage in your notebook, or export a file you can take with you.
Version 3.0 shown on iPad with an app-authored sample article. Reading, notes, and export are existing features retained in 3.0.
See the 3.0 getting-started guide
Built on version 1.0
Everything here is available today.
Version 3.0 carries forward the private reading experience, themes, and on-device summaries from earlier releases.
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Convert and export
Convert article pages on-device and export Markdown, TXT, HTML, PDF, or EPUB.
02
Read with context
Switch between Converted and Raw views, follow chapter navigation, and tune the reader.
03
Keep an offline library
Organize saved articles with folders, favorites, search, and explicit Save for previews.
04
Build a source-linked notebook
Capture excerpts and comments by source, with optional iCloud sync through your Apple ID.
Native app
Private by design.
Article conversion and Apple Intelligence processing stay on-device. Library data can use optional iCloud under your Apple ID; Watch Favorites and History stay local.
- No account required
- No native analytics or ad SDK
- No external conversion or AI service
- Optional iCloud under your Apple ID
- Watch Favorites and History stay local
Release website
Follow the release.
Explore product previews, release notes, and support here. Download the native app to convert and save articles on-device. This website uses Vercel Analytics to measure site traffic.
- Release news, product previews, and support
- Vercel Analytics for website traffic
- Article conversion happens in the native app
Current release