Romi Viola

This week, we’re highlighting big reading projects: would you read every Pulitzer winner, like Jeremy Anderberg? Or do you have a reading challenge? Plus, we're celebrating our new integration with OneNote with a double whammy: new documentation from Cayla and a new video from Erin. On the

This week, we’re showing you how to add content from Reddit to your feed (including subreddits!). Plus, a new video by Erin will show you how to add highlights from physical books to round out your highlight collection. On the app side, we're launching the long awaited

This week, we’re using emojis as tags, and making the most of the EPUB reading experience. Just a few things to help you become a savvier, more seasoned Reader. On the app side, we're introducing the latest GPT-5 models to our AI features. We’ve also fixed

This week, we're discussing something we're sure you'll enjoy: how to remember everything you read. And because we know that highlighting is only part of the magic, we also show you how we improved our search function. Tapping into your knowledge has never been

This week, we provide tools to combat doomscrolling—or at least make it more productive through adding your own highlights! We also show you how to easily create QA flashcards with Ghostreader, and how to enjoy a curated Sunday collection of your favorite highlights. On the app side, we’ve

This week, we're exploring the many ways to read a book, drawing wisdom from two literary greats: Virginia Woolf and Doris Lessing. Plus, we’ll teach you to navigate your content more smoothly and add highlights from your Goodreads library. On the app side, we’ve improved our

This week, we dive into Joan Westenberg’s proposal for a new way to filter the content you consume and rebuild your brain. We’re also covering some fresh updates, like saving Reddit comments, switching the model for the Chat with Highlights feature, and more. On the app side, we’