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Products that do what Readit, a read-it-later app I built because the others keep dying does

1IC
I created an app to make my online reading experience easier▲61
2021 · q.mimicrylabs.com
2WB
We built an app for reading articles saved for later▲104
2021 · alfreadapp.com
3MA
Made a web app to read a book carefully, paragraph by paragraph▲137
2021 · readwok.com
4IM
I made an app to buffer and complete my "read later" list▲53
2021 · closetab.email
5PA
Pageturner – a community for building a reading habit▲82
2021 · joinpageturner.com
6
BeeLine Reader App▲88
Speed reading for mobile
2014
7IB
I built an app to improve your Vocabulary▲69
2011 · wordstash.com
8AH
A Hacker News Reader App with Tabs▲108
2018 · play.google.com
9MA
My Anti-Boredom App Project▲27
2013 · alexiscreuzot.com
10
Readit▲100
Organize your content. Save, read and share articles
2020
11AA
An app for developing great habits▲88
2013 · cleverroutines.com
12IM
I made a note-taking app for roleplaying games like D&D▲83
2021 · critical-notes.com
13YA
YourNote, a note-taking app that puts users’ data first▲68
2018 · yournote.app
14
Blinkist for Android▲86
Hacking the way we read books.
2014
15IM
I made a chart of Google Reader alternatives with my new app▲50
2013 · ginicharts.com
16AA
An app to track your reading▲6
2020 · play.google.com
17IS
I suck at remembering names, so I built an app to help▲59
2013 · wehighfive.com
18MF
My first Android app - Hacker News reader▲40
2013 · play.google.com
19RA
ReadHNLater – A HN PWA with a “Read It Later” Feature▲39
2018 · github.com
20GA
Glose, a next-generation social reading platform for ebooks▲24
2014 · glose.com
21JR
Just Released Social Reading/Writing App – Plottio. Feedback, Please?▲17
2014 · plottio.com
22BH
Blinkist – Hacking the way we read books, now on Android▲7
2014 · blinkist.com
23IM
I made a journal app for Founders and Makers▲20
2020 · mindwave.app
24AI
An immersive, social reading app for book nerds▲5
This is a first draft of an app that I am working on that is the "anti blinkist (the book summarization app)". I call it Augre (aug-ur - short for augmented reader) and the whole idea is that I want to immerse more, not less in a book. I want to dive deeper into the text, chat with others who are reading the book and get into delicious discussions. It's still early but here are a couple of features: 1. A really solid cross platform epub reader 2. Left sidebar which augments the reading experience with tables, images, maps (and other artifacts coming soon) 3. Book chat where you can chat with…
2025

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