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Surpassed 70,000 users! More and more users find they cannot read without BookNotion! BookNotion is a reading app that automatically imports your Kindle highlights and helps you remember what you've read with reminders. Just sign in to Amazon in the app to import your Kindle highlights automatically (free). New highlights are imported each time you open the app. Your password is never sent to BookNotion. With the Chrome extension on a PC, highlights can also be imported fully automatically every hour. With the Z Plan, connect Notion from within the app. Two databases are created, one for books and one with a row for each highlight, and your highlights are exported automatically. You can also check the connection status and sync missing items from the app. People use it for reading logs, reading management, study, business notes and more. Features: - Automatic import of Kindle highlights (free) - Kindle stores in 13 countries, including the US, the UK and Japan - Monthly reminder email (free) - Customizable reminder emails (Z Plan) - Notion integration with books and highlights databases (Z Plan) - Manual highlight entry, including paper books (Z Plan) - Works on iPhone and iPad

This is an app for registering words that are important to you. Registered words can be referenced using various search criteria (search word, author, source, category, stars, encounter date and age). [ Features ] - Text recognition allows you to copy and paste text from images in your camera and photo library. - The registered data can be output to a CSV file. - There is a function to display your age at the time of encounter, but you can choose not to use it. [ Also a way to use it like this ] For example, it maybe also good to register the following words. - Words to understand when studying - Words that will help you solve problems in the future [ Privacy ] - The registered data is stored securely on your device and cannot be accessed from outside. - Passcode lock function available. Your passcode information is securely stored in Keychain, provided by Apple. Please try registering many words.