Readwise
Highlight capture, spaced review and a read-later app for saved articles
Readwise splits its bundle into Reader-only and Highlights-only plans and renames its first app.
◆Recent moves
- 6d ago
Readwise unbundles: Reader-only and Highlights-only plans
⚡ SPARKAfter months of Reader feature work, Readwise unbundles: Reader and Highlights can now be bought separately, and the original app is renamed to match. Lifelike voices also reach 14 more languages and the Daily Review audio.
View source ↗ - 13d ago
Reader fixes: Listen start point, mobile rendering, 3D Secure
A fixes-only week: Listen starting from the right spot continues the TTS cleanup, and most other items are iPhone and iPad rendering and gesture bugs. The 3D Secure checkout fix matters commercially, since those upgrades failed every time before.
View source ↗ - 20d ago
Lifelike voices get steadier pacing as TTS stalls are fixed
A week after Lifelike Voices launched in beta, Readwise retuned their pacing and fixed TTS stalls on stylized text and long RSS articles. Fixing playback this soon shows listening is a core Reader mode now, not a side feature. A parser fallback for truncated articles and a batch of mobile reading fixes fill out the release.
View source ↗ - 27d ago
Lifelike TTS voices, reading themes and a faster Reader launch
Text-to-speech gets 16 new beta voices with previews, a floating mobile player, and footnote markers skipped when read aloud. Reading themes and a faster app launch round out a release focused on the mobile Reader experience after the 2.0 rebuild.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Ghostreader defaults to GPT-6 Luna; homepage redesign
Automatic summaries and document tagging now run on GPT-6 Luna by default, included in the existing subscription. It keeps Ghostreader's baseline quality moving without a pricing change, following the Global Ghostreader launch in August.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Redesigned review emails and Reader API highlight creation
Developers can now create anchored highlights through the Reader API, and Daily Review emails get the 2.0 design. The API change matters most for third-party tools that sync highlights into Reader.
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