About this Applet
Automatically save your favorite reads to Box as plain text files for organized offline access. This Applet runs whenever a new article is saved for later in Feedly, creating a text file in your chosen Box folder. Perfect for archiving interesting articles, curating research, or accessing saved stories on any device.
Trigger ingredients
Action fields
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23 triggers, queries, and actions
New article from category
New article in board
New article saved for later
New highlight
New note
New popular article from category
New prioritized article
New source added
History of articles from category
History of articles in board
History of articles saved for later
History of highlights
History of notes
History of popular articles from category
History of prioritized articles
History of sources added
Add a new source
Add an article to a personal board
Add an article to a team board
Append to a text file
Create a text file
Save an article for later
Upload file from URL
Add a new source
Add an article to a personal board
Add an article to a team board
Append to a text file
Create a text file
History of articles from category
History of articles in board
History of articles saved for later
History of highlights
History of notes
History of popular articles from category
History of prioritized articles
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More on Box and Feedly
About Box
Box allows personal and commercial content to be accessed, shared, and stored in any format — from anywhere.
About Feedly
Feedly is a better way to organize, read, and share the content of your favorite sites.
