About Readwise
Readwise is a service for keeping and reviewing the highlights you make while reading. It also includes a place to save articles and newsletters for later.
What it does
Readwise pulls highlights from the places where you read and keeps them in one spot. You can bring in highlights from Kindle, Instapaper and Apple Books. A daily email and the app show a selection of older highlights, so the ideas you marked do not stay buried. The Reader part of the service handles saved articles and feeds. The site says an AI assistant can also help sort saved items, including newsletters and RSS feeds.
Key features
- Import highlights from Kindle and Apple Books
- Daily email of highlights to review
- Reader app for saved articles and feeds
- AI help to sort saved items
Who it's for
People who read a lot and want to remember what they underline. Students, researchers and writers who collect quotes and ideas from many books and articles will find it useful. It suits readers who already highlight in a Kindle or another reading app.
Pricing and good to know
New users can start for free from the homepage. The service is used through its website and apps, and highlights come from the sources you connect, so those imports need to keep working. Check the site for current plan options before you commit.
Highlights
- Import highlights from Kindle, Instapaper and Apple Books
- Daily email of older highlights to review
- Reader app for saved articles and newsletters
- AI help to sort saved items and feeds
