Integrate: Save Highlights

Integrate: Save Highlights

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  • Released
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  • December 2, 2025
  • August 5, 2026

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Instantly save learnings from books, podcasts, and articles in personal notebooks, turning them into lasting knowledge you can recall anytime. Integrate becomes your second brain by capturing what you read and listen to. Powered by AI, Integrate saves your highlights, notes, and insights into organized notebooks—so you learn faster and remember more. Highlights from Kindle are imported automatically. With Send to Integrate on iOS, you can save content from anywhere. Reading a physical book? Take a photo—Integrate turns it into clean text and a usable snippet. Listening to a podcast? Double-click your AirPods to save key moments instantly. Learn faster. Remember more. • Kindle highlights saved automatically • Save articles, newsletters and PDFs with Send to Integrate (iOS) • Email PDFs straight to your personal Integrate address • Turn photos of physical books into text and snippets • Save podcast insights instantly with an AirPods double-tap • Save YouTube videos as snippets, not dead links • AI summaries for any article you save • Chat with your articles — ask questions, get answers grounded in the text • Smart notebooks to organise learnings by topic • Daily review that brings back the insights that matter Discover more together • Follow other people's notebooks • See what others are reading, listening to and learning • Share your own notebooks • Get book and podcast recommendations based on your interests Why Integrate • Personal knowledge AI designed for learning, not just storing • Frictionless capture while you read, listen and browse • Helps you learn faster by surfacing the sources and insights that count Works with Kindle highlights, newsletters (email), web articles, PDFs, YouTube videos, physical books (camera), podcast transcripts, and apps like Goodreads and Readwise. Perfect for • Students and researchers keeping literature notes • Founders and operators storing market intelligence • Creators collecting ideas for posts, videos or writing • Anyone building a lasting, searchable memory Save highlights automatically, capture ideas instantly, and keep everything you learn within reach—always.
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What's New in Integrate

1.0.413

August 5, 2026

Peak summer, peak changelog. This one's big. - Save a YouTube link and we pull snippets straight out of the transcript — in any language, not just English - Email a PDF to your personal Integrate address and it lands as a readable article - Upload PDFs from the app, or share them in from anywhere. New "PDFs" filter in Saved content - AI summary for any article, right from the reader menu - "Chat about this" — ask questions about the article you're reading, answers grounded in the actual text - Brand new snippet browser: search everything, filter by source, topic or archived, and sort it your way - Scrub back through earlier days of your daily snippets with the new day picker - Redesigned podcast player — floating card, slim progress bar, one-tap SAVE SNIPPET - Hearts became thumbs-up: upvote what you see in the feed, and get notified when someone upvotes yours - Your profile now has your own activity feed, and scrolls as one page - Search a guest across every podcast, and tap an episode's podcast name to open the show - Discover is longer, fresher, and far better on day one - Redesigned My Books, real progress on episodes and articles, and Finished badges - Tap while reading to set where narration starts Plus: images stay cached much longer (less reloading, better offline), and we fixed a reader crash on certain articles, two Library crashes, login getting stuck on the welcome screen, and podcast episode notifications that were firing far too often. Sorry about that last one.

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