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Save, read, and highlight anything -- from articles to PDFs to tweets to newsletters (and much more) Brought to you by the @Readwise team.
Joined August 2022
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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
There are ton more suggested prompts and an entire Skills system built in, allowing you to easily reuse workflows you like.
Starter skills include: Research a topic, Digest my reading, Triage my inbox, Find similar documents... and of course you can write your own too!
And of course, no setup needed.
Every word of every document you've saved is instantly indexed and available for Ghostreader to search/organize.
Just start asking, and let us know how it works for you!
read.readwise.io/ghostreader
New in Reader: Mobile Chat
Effortlessly ask questions while reading and receive a fast, accurate answer that links directly to the cited text.
Chat is aware of your position at all times -- it's like having an assistant reading over your shoulder.
The new Modern toolbar allowed us to address some long-standing feedback: it's now easier to delete a document, and you can swipe to the next or previous document in your list without backing out.
(however, you are welcome to stay on the Classic toolbar too, if you want!)
Now live in the latest version of the Reader iOS and Android apps 📲😎
apps.apple.com/us/app/readwi…
play.google.com/store/apps/d…
The original Readwise highlights app just got a complete overhaul 👇
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I really like @ReadwiseReader's chat feature to quickly ask questions about a passage
My everyday go-to (rss & epub) reader. Completely missed this in the changelog, so glad I caught it here.
New in Reader: Quick Lookup
Long-press any word, name, or term and get its meaning instantly.
Reader synthesizes the author's own definition of terms, pulled from their usage in the document.
One more tap saves the definition, so what you look up actually stays with you.
Reading fiction?
Long-press a character's name for who they are and why they matter, no spoilers.
Great for big-cast novels where you've lost track of who's who.