Rememberly
Scan and save highlights from physical books on your phone
Rememberly launched on May 10, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,737 of 21,461 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Rememberly helps you save important quotes from physical books you read on to your phone without ruining your book - no more highlighters. Simply point the camera, snap, select the text and save to a book. You can search for books to add the cover, title and author name automatically or create books manually. You can also share the quotes with friends. More features coming.
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Books Developer Chandima Bandara Language EN English Size 13 MB iPhone Rememberly helps you save the best lines from physical books. Scan a page, select the text you want to keep, and organize your highlights by book on your phone. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Scan a page and highlight the text you need • Add additional info like notes and page number • Search for a book to add details like title, book cover, and author name automatically • Manually add books by customizing cover color, title and author name • Organize highlights inside your personal book library • Share your highlights with your friends and colleagues • Works offline (other than book search) • Completely free to use more Improved how…from apps.apple.com
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