Readwise is great for resurfacing highlights after the fact, but it doesn't help while you're actually mid-page and confused about something. Readr is more like a reading companion in the moment rather than a highlights export tool, different problem really.
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minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
Is there any way we can upload our own book and it will be read?
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@busmark_w_nikaΒ yes, it will be!
Congrats on the launch @anusree_j ! A great addition will be a browser extension (like most of the TTS readers out there) with these added functionalities.
the DRM free caveat right there in the launch post instead of buried later. noticed that
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congrats on the launch. love that it cites the source passage instead of just making a confident answer up. curious how it keeps cost down on a full novel though - is it actually stuffing the whole book into context per question or does it chunk/retrieve just the relevant parts first? with your own API key that could get pricey on a long book otherwise