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Work · August 18, 2025

Hiwrite: AI Highlighter

Recall on demand. Stay focused. Think in color.

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What it does

Losing your best insights to scattered notes and information chaos? Hiwrite is the first AI highlighter where you define the meaning of colors, turning your reading into a personal knowledge engine. Recall and chat with your research to connect the dots.

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