Localpage app analytics for October 27

Localpage is a quiet reader for folders of HTML and Markdown, on iPhone and iPad. Coding agents, research tools and your own notes all leave pages in folders. Put them in iCloud Drive or any folder in Files, and Localpage turns that folder into a library you can carry: every page in one list, opened as it was written. READS, NEVER WRITES Localpage only reads. It never changes, moves or renames your files. HTML THAT WORKS Pages run as designed. Scripts, styles, fonts and images next to the page all load, the way a browser would show them. MARKDOWN, FULLY DRAWN Tables, task lists, footnotes, code with colors, Mermaid diagrams and math. ALWAYS UP TO DATE When your Mac or an agent changes a file in iCloud Drive, the page updates on its own. Pull down to reload any time. EVERY PAGE REMEMBERS Ticks, notes and app data in a page come back next time. Your files stay untouched: the state is kept inside Localpage on this device. ALWAYS ON Keep a page on an iPad all day: the screen stays awake, the page reloads on a timer, a page named by date follows today, and the screen dims at night. MADE FOR IPHONE AND IPAD - Folders pinned on top, newest pages first, search - Swipe between pages; the bars fade while you read - Paper, Ink and Mist themes, or Automatic - A sidebar on iPad, like the Mac PRIVATE No account, no analytics, no tracking. Localpage never sends your files anywhere. Pages that load images, fonts or scripts from the web can talk to those sites, like in a browser; turn that off in Settings to keep every page fully offline.