4.8
Your notes as Markdown files you own.
A read-it-later app that feeds highlights into a daily review.
Best for remembering the articles and pdfs you already highlighted
Reviewed 16 September 2026 · Prices checked the same day
4.7
7.2K reviews
Readwise collects highlights from Kindle, web, PDFs, and its own Reader app, then emails a daily review. Reader is the read-it-later client bundled with full Readwise. A 30-day trial is free. After that full Readwise (including Reader) is a subscription; students and academia get 50% off if they email hello@readwise.io before checkout on the website. Public list is commonly about $9.99 a month or a cheaper annual rate; confirm on readwise.io/pricing. Prices checked 21 September 2026.
This is a review loop for things you already read, not a citation manager and not a lecture notebook.
Pricing
subscription
Full Readwise including Reader, commonly about $9.99/mo; 50% academic if you email first
Free version
30-day trial, then paid (referrals can add free months)
Platforms
Web · iOS · Android
Excellent if you already highlight a lot and forget it all. Overkill if you only need three PDFs for a seminar.
Checked 2026-09-21
| Model | Subscription |
|---|---|
| What free actually includes | 30-day trial, then paid (referrals can add free months) |
| Cheapest paid tier | Full Readwise including Reader, commonly about $9.99/mo; 50% academic if you email first |
| Student pricing | 50% for students and academia via hello@readwise.io before you subscribe on the web |
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30-day trial, then paid (referrals can add free months) Checked 16 September 2026.
Cheapest paid plan: Full Readwise including Reader, commonly about $9.99/mo; 50% academic if you email first. Student deal: 50% for students and academia via hello@readwise.io before you subscribe on the web. Prices checked 16 September 2026.
Remembering the articles and PDFs you already highlighted
No lasting free ceiling after the trial
Your notes as Markdown files you own.
Hold four papers side by side and pull threads between them.
References, free, until the storage runs out.