mread-itAll your sources, one queue
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A calmer home for everything you want to read
Your reading queue, under control.
Bring feeds, videos, saved links, and Kindle highlights into one quiet place. Decide what matters, read without clutter, and return to the notes you want to remember.
One intentional inbox
No algorithm deciding what comes first.
Three clear destinations
Triage, Later, and Archive.
Your library stays portable
Export feeds and account data anytime.
Built for attention
Everything you need to read with intention.
mread-it turns the endless stream into a small set of deliberate choices—without adding another noisy feed to your day.
Triage before you read
Make one simple decision: read now, move it to Later, or Archive it for reference.
A clean place to focus
Open articles in a distraction-free reader without losing your place in the queue.
Search that remembers
Find saved ideas by title, source, content, tags, or reading status whenever you need them.
AI, only when it helps
Generate concise summaries and suggested tags while keeping the final decision in your hands.
Organized around you
Use tags, filters, bulk actions, and keyboard shortcuts to shape a reading flow that fits.
Kindle integration
Bring your book notes back into view.
Import highlights and notes from books purchased on Amazon into your mread-it Kindle library. Revisit saved passages and your own thoughts, organized by book.
Set up Kindle syncConnect through the browser extension
Sign in to Kindle Notebook on Amazon and enable Kindle sync. Your Amazon password stays in your browser.
Let new annotations come to you
The extension checks every six hours while your desktop browser is running and your Amazon session is active. Repeated imports update existing notes without duplicating them.
Imports include the highlights and notes available in Kindle Notebook. Sync your Kindle with Amazon first.
A simple rhythm
From “maybe later” to actually read.
Capture first. Decide in batches. Read when you have the time and focus for it.
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Collect without breaking focus
Subscribe to the sources you trust or save a link in seconds from any browser.
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Turn the inbox into decisions
Scan clean previews, filter the queue, and move each item where it belongs.
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Read, remember, retrieve
Use the clean reader, mark progress, add tags, and search your library when an idea becomes useful.
Give your next good read a place to wait.
Build a reading practice that feels finite, searchable, and fully yours.
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