Skribal Books alternatives

Highlight the web to share the important parts. Highly is the Highlighter Button that your browser, iPhone and iPad apps have been missing. Highlight anything. Save and share highlights, right as you read. Highly works darn near everywhere. Stories are better together. Follow friends on Highly, or post to social apps. Send highlights quickly to anybody.

LINER is Asia’s first AI Agent that helps users accomplish more with less time and effort “AI Workspace”, known as the autonomous agent, performs various and complex tasks requested by users using LLM-based AI, differentiated by LINER’s highlighter database. More than 94% of LINER's users are from outside Korea & more than 100 countries. We are reducing our customer’s research time from hundreds of minutes to tens of seconds every day with our product.

Markup is a productivity tool for reading and annotating web content for personal knowledge growth. From highlighting and auto-summarizing key messages to synchronizing across your devices, Markup streamlines your reading habits.

It is a website that allows you through artificial intelligence to chat with any book you want. You only have to indicate the title and the author and through artificial intelligence you can chat.

Vemari helps book creators unlock the value of their book notes. With Vemari, creators can write book notes, group those book notes into relevant themes, and share their book notes, via subscription or free, to their book circle.

You probably consume a lot of books full of interesting knowledge but, what are the chances that you will be ready to put any given piece of learning into practice right when it is needed? This tool helps you to organize your books and distill their knowledge!

NowLedge is a book-focused note taking app that works with PDF files. Read your book like you would do with a PDF Reader, take highlights and add notes in bullet point format. Your notes are displayed nicely in a grid format when needed.

Read and explore better. Key ideas in books converted to graph nodes (+ complete list of their mentions) so you can explore how they are connected to texts and to each other. Trace, read, and participate in the conversations that have defined our civilization