Native mobile app for iOS & Android
Read, highlight, and organize on your phone with a real mobile app — not just the mobile browser version of the web app.
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Read, highlight, and organize on your phone with a real mobile app — not just the mobile browser version of the web app.
Send your highlights and notes straight into Obsidian and other note apps you already use — automatically, not by copy-paste.
Every highlight already keeps its source — this adds proper citation formats you can copy straight into essays, papers, and research notes.
Mark up pages and PDFs with more than text highlights — draw shapes, arrows, and freehand notes right on the page.
Save articles to a built-in reading list and come back to them when you have time — a read-it-later queue inside Web Highlights.
Switch highlight colors with fewer clicks while you read — for example with keyboard shortcuts or a quicker color picker.
See your highlights and pages as a visual mind map, so you can explore connections between ideas instead of scrolling through lists.
Turn highlights from different pages into one editable document — pull quotes together, add your own text, and export the result.
Export your highlights and flashcards as an Anki deck, so you can review them in the spaced-repetition app you already use.
A documented API to read your highlights and notes programmatically — build your own scripts, plugins, and integrations on top.
See a little context with every highlight — the sentence or paragraph around it — so a clipped phrase still makes sense weeks later.
Create folders and sub-collections inside your library, so you can group related pages, PDFs, and highlights the way you organize your own projects.
Download or print any uploaded PDF with your highlights baked in, so everything you marked up stays visible outside of Web Highlights.
Find anything in your library fast: full-text search across bookmarks, highlights and tags, date-range filters, color filters, and flexible sorting.
Make the dashboard yours: light and dark modes, card color effects, adjustable font size, and grid, list, or masonry layouts.
Bring your existing library with you — import the highlights and notes you've collected in other apps instead of starting over.
Turn your highlights into flashcards and review them with spaced repetition, so you actually remember what you read.
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