Microsoft(s msft) released a new Windows Phone app on Wednesday that emphasizes its “Windows anywhere” software concept. Reading List is now available for Windows Phone 8.1 handsets and it supplements the already available app by the same name on Windows 8 PCs and tablets.

Reading List is what it sounds like: The software is meant to save online content for later reading.

It’s akin to similar third-party apps such as Instapaper and Pocket for example, neither of which are natively available for Microsoft’s smartphone platform. The app can save web articles from Internet Explorer, videos and even content from other native Microsoft apps such as News. Unlike similar apps, the software renders content in its original format, meaning, it doesn’t strip ads or other bits from the content. You can, however, hit the Reader Mode button within the app for that view.

Organization of content is a focus as well:

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