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Saving Substack to Flocci Recall
Save Substack article to Flocci Recall from the share sheet or a pasted link, then find them later by describing what they were about.
Paste or share any Substack link into Flocci Recall and it is filed as an article, with its real title, author and cover image resolved from Open Graph metadata. Recall then writes a summary, key takeaways and bilingual keywords so you can find it by describing what it was about.
What Substack links become in Recall
Recall recognises Substack by host and files each save under a real content type instead of dumping it into an undifferentiated list. Publisher is preserved so 'that newsletter about X' is a working query.
- Article
Example link shape
author.substack.com/p/…
Why Substack's own saved list is not enough
Newsletter backlogs are the definitive read-it-later graveyard.
What Recall adds to every Substack save
- The real title, author, publisher and cover image, resolved from the platform's own record rather than a scrape.
- A one-paragraph AI summary and three to five key takeaways, so the point survives even if you never reopen the source.
- Topics and entities — people, places, products, ingredients and concepts — extracted as separate searchable fields.
- Bilingual keywords in the original script, its transliteration and English, capped at eighteen per item.
- A vision description of the frame where a vision provider is staged, so the image content itself is searchable.
How to save it
- From a phone: tap Share in the Substack app and pick Recall (Android) or the Save to Recall Shortcut (iPhone).
- From a laptop: copy the link and paste it into Recall's Save composer.
- Confirm: the card appears in about a hundred milliseconds; the AI understanding grafts on a few seconds later.
Questions people ask about saving Substack content
Can Recall save Substack links?
Yes. Substack is one of the platforms Recall recognises by host, so a Substack link is filed under the right content type automatically rather than as a generic website. Publisher is preserved so 'that newsletter about X' is a working query.
Does Recall download Substack content?
No. Recall uses official platform embeds only — Open Graph metadata. It never downloads media, never scrapes behind a login wall and never uses dummy accounts. That is a stated owner policy, not a limitation.
Why is finding an old Substack save so hard today?
Newsletter backlogs are the definitive read-it-later graveyard. Recall solves that by storing a title, a summary, three to five key takeaways, topics, entities and bilingual keywords for every save, so a description is enough to find it again.
How do I save a Substack link from my phone?
On Android, install Recall to your home screen and it appears in the share menu of every app. On iPhone, install the signed "Save to Recall" Apple Shortcut and it appears in the share sheet next to Mail and Messages, because iOS does not admit web apps to the share sheet directly.
Related guides
- Article memoryWhat Recall does with every article you save
- Save from the iPhone share sheetThe signed Apple Shortcut
- Save from the Android share menuShare-target capture
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