#Instapaper readwise manual

They’re very quickly approaching IFTTT levels of integration for highlights! While I only use 5 of these sources I can’t wait to see what else the team introduces shortly.

#Instapaper readwise manual

Manual imports from Email, CSV, free form text, photos, * PDFs.After reviewing the feature set now, the team added more and more features that I can start to see the benefit of the tool.Īt the time of writing (), Readwise supports the following sources: Initially, when I first encountered Readwise it only had a basic Roam export and the price felt high for what was essentially a fancy Kindle sync. Most people look at the price and wonder if it is really worth the $7.99/month price tag. Their exporting tools allow for quickly moving your important highlights from Readwise to other PKM, such as Notion, and Roam. Readwise aims to solve this problem, by giving a single location for all your highlights and snippets to coalesce into a single, reviewable view. Most of the “output” you have created is locked away behind UIs that present no easy export options. The issue is that all these systems are separate and introduce friction in trying to rediscover interesting content you’ve previously digested. Currently, I’m using a collection of different tools that enable this Instapaper for online media, Kindle highlights for my books, and LogSeq to capture any other media notes. Sometimes when I come across an insightful article or book I like to keep note of useful information, interesting concepts, or just quotes. Disclosure: some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.