Highlights and notes
Select a passage, pick one of five colours, and add a note to it.
Save it now.
Read it properly later.
Readr turns the articles you save into clean pages you can highlight, search and listen to, on the web, on iPhone and in Chrome.
Private beta · Web, iOS and Chrome · No spam
What a reading list needs, and little else.
On your iPhone
Save from the share sheet in any app, and keep listening with the phone locked.
Search every word
Search runs over the full text of every article, not only the titles.
Listen to anything
A neural voice reads the article aloud and marks each sentence as it goes.
Clip what servers can’t
When a site blocks Readr or sits behind a paywall, the Chrome extension saves it from your open tab.
Your type, your page
Eight themes and nine typefaces, OpenDyslexic among them. The page follows as you choose.
Why keep a reading list?
- Save it when you find it.The feed moves on. Your list keeps the piece until you get to it.
- Read it when you have time.A long article deserves more than the minute between two other things.
- Keep what was worth it.Highlights and search let you find a good line again months later.
Be first in when it opens.
Join the waitlist for early access on web and iOS. We send one email, when your seat is ready.