It's a menubar only app and a single right-click creates full-sized image screenshot, PDF, Markdown, HTML, and WebArchive. It can also be configured to archive videos, zip files etc using AppleScript.

You can archive multiple links too by dragging and dropping a text string or text file containing the links.

It can do things like run JavaScript on the website before archiving, signing in with user accounts before archiving, and running an Apple Shortcut post archiving.

You can configure the directory where the archives are stored locally. So, this way, it can sync the archive directory with your other devices automatically via iCloud/Google Drive/Dropbox etc.

It also provides single-click way to access archives of the front most browser link on the Wayback Machine (archive.org) or Archive.today.

I feel like people who are into data hoarding and self host would find this very helpful.

Heap's free version has all the features available except it puts a watermark in the archive which can be removed with a one-time-only in app purchase. I am also the developer of HACK (hacker news app for iOS, macOS and Android) and have a reputation for not using ads, tracking, analytics, or subscriptions.

Please try and feel free to ask me anything:

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/heap-website-full-page-image/i...