Stash, in beta
Stash is a place to keep the links you mean to come back to. You can save them from the web app, or from any page in Chrome with the Save to Stash extension, which also adds a right-click menu for links.
Each link gets a preview: a title, a description, an image and the site’s name. When you save the page you’re on with the extension, it also sends what the page says about itself, which helps with sites that won’t let us fetch them.
You can give a bookmark a due date, and Stash will tell you in your Inbox when it arrives and show it as overdue if it passes. A reminder is different: it nudges you once, at the time you choose, and you can snooze it from the Inbox.
The queue holds what you plan to read next. Bookmarks you’ve begun show up under Started, and favorites have a view of their own. Lists collect bookmarks by subject, and a bookmark can be copied from one list to another.
When you’re done with something, archive it. If you no longer want it, trash it. Trashed bookmarks stay in Trash for thirty days, in case you change your mind.