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Been using it for several weeks now and already my most-used app by far.
Incredible work cooking up this one from the @readwise crew. I haven’t touched the Kindle app since I installed RW Books.
There are a hundred small touches that make it clear that it’s built by people who read, not content publishers or retail stores with an app. Such a natural evolution of the Readwise platform.
Introducing Readwise Books. Our third product.
Buy, read, and track all your books in one beautiful place. And so much more.
Invite-only beta is live at readwise.io/books
(readwise subscribers have access now)
Introducing Readwise Books. Our third product.
Buy, read, and track all your books in one beautiful place. And so much more.
Invite-only beta is live at readwise.io/books
(readwise subscribers have access now)
We've been bolstered by the positive feedback from users during alpha testing of Readwise Books, though of course there is so much we're excited to still improve!
If you want to go deeper on why we built this, check out the launch post here: readwise.io/books-announceme…
And of course, you can join the waitlist for Readwise Books at readwise.io/books
Readwise retweeted
If you are a founder that reads, you need to get your highlights and annotations into context for your agents.
It is very simple, this is what I do:
1) Highlight and annotate books, articles, podcasts in Reader.
2) Connect them to claude/claude code/chat with Reader MCP
3) I use certain books/articles as a launch point for new agents that are helping me with projects (basically like the books I'd give to a new employee).
Those agents have my "take" on how to get something done as informed by the book that was my foundation for a given perspective.
This is the best way I've found to enrich the context of my working sessions with perspectives I'm cultivating through reading. Which is how work used to be, but the speed of development and information generation/consolidation of these tools has a habit of drowning it out. Ghostreader is a great addition to the suite.
New in Reader: you can now chat with your entire library!
Ask Ghostreader to search for you, quiz you on your reading, organize your docs, and so much more. It's fully agentic.
Your answers will reference exact passages in any [article/tweet/PDF/book/video/newsletter] you’ve ever saved.
Live now on web/desktop: read.readwise.io/ghostreader
Reader now comes with a powerful agent built in that can answer any question, quiz you, and much more.
Try asking it something and let us know how the answer is ⚡️👇
New in Reader: you can now chat with your entire library!
Ask Ghostreader to search for you, quiz you on your reading, organize your docs, and so much more. It's fully agentic.
Your answers will reference exact passages in any [article/tweet/PDF/book/video/newsletter] you’ve ever saved.
Live now on web/desktop: read.readwise.io/ghostreader
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“Scan your paper book annotations” say less, absolute game changer
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readwise is the only app i DELIGHT in renewing every year
importing highlights from books is going to change my life
their other product, reader, is outstanding: save articles and papers to read later; its got excellent archival, notes, metadata featured
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The only tool I use every day