Support
qLog is a reading queue for iPhone. Save articles, read one at a time, and recall what you learned with a short quiz and summary generated on your device.
Need help? Email qlog@mohitc.com and include your iPhone model and iOS version.
Getting started
- In Safari (or any app), tap Share, then qLog or Add to qLog. If you don't see them, scroll the Share Sheet and tap Edit Actions or More to turn them on. You can also tap + in qLog to paste a link.
- Tap the current article to read it. Tap Punt to move it to the end of your queue.
- When you've finished, tap Done. qLog prepares a quiz and summary in the background, and the article appears under To reflect.
- Open it when it's ready, answer from memory, review the takeaways, add a note if you like, and save it to your library.
Common questions
Why don't I get quizzes or summaries?
They're generated on your iPhone with Apple Intelligence, which needs a supported iPhone with Apple Intelligence turned on in Settings. Right after you turn it on, the on-device model may still be downloading, so try again a little later. On iPhones without Apple Intelligence, qLog still works as a reading queue and library with notes.
An article says it couldn't be processed. What can I do?
Tap Retry, or tap Skip to save it to your library with your own notes instead. Some pages can't be read automatically, such as paywalled, login-only, or script-heavy pages, and Apple's on-device safety filter occasionally declines an article.
Can I skip or retake a quiz?
Yes. Tap Skip quiz on the quiz screen to go straight to the summary and notes. To retake, open the article in your library and tap Retake quiz; the answers are shuffled each time.
Can I turn quizzes or summaries off?
Yes. Open Settings in qLog (the gear icon) to turn either one off. Under Advanced, you can also add optional guidance, such as "focus on practical takeaways".
How do I delete an article?
Long-press it anywhere it appears and choose Delete, or use the trash button on its quiz or library screen.
Does qLog sync between devices?
No. Your queue and library are stored only on your iPhone. They're included in your regular iPhone backups, so restoring a backup to a new iPhone brings them along.
Privacy
qLog has no account, analytics, or tracking, and it doesn't collect your data. Read the privacy policy.