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I wanted an easy way to add notes in @drafts to #Readwise Reader and add them straight to my read-later queue. With this action I finally have an easy solution to revisit notes my dedicated read-later app.

🔗 https://directory.getdrafts.com/a/25x

I wanted an easy way to add notes in @drafts to #Readwise Reader and add them straight to my read-later queue. With this action I finally have an easy solution to revisit notes my dedicated read-later app.

🔗 https://directory.getdrafts.com/a/25x

I wanted an easy way to add notes in @drafts to #Readwise Reader and add them straight to my read-later queue. With this action I finally have an easy solution to revisit notes my dedicated read-later app.

🔗 https://directory.getdrafts.com/a/25x

I wanted an easy way to add notes in @drafts to #Readwise Reader and add them straight to my read-later queue. With this action I finally have an easy solution to revisit notes my dedicated read-later app.

🔗 https://directory.getdrafts.com/a/25x

I wanted an easy way to add notes in @drafts to #Readwise Reader and add them straight to my read-later queue. With this action I finally have an easy solution to revisit notes my dedicated read-later app.

🔗 https://directory.getdrafts.com/a/25x

Meinem #Readwise entnommen. #liebe

Meinem #Readwise entnommen. #liebe

It is waaaaaaaay past time for app makers and service providers to quit offering nothing more than #facebook and #twitter as native "Share to" alternatives.

Is there any reason -- other than, perhaps laziness? obliviousness? -- for #Readwise, an otherwise wonderful service, to only offer native "Share to" hooks for Twitter (they still call it that!) and Facebook?

Where's my Settings switch where I can enter from three to five social media accounts *of my choice* to share to?

It is waaaaaaaay past time for app makers and service providers to quit offering nothing more than #facebook and #twitter as native "Share to" alternatives.

Is there any reason -- other than, perhaps laziness? obliviousness? -- for #Readwise, an otherwise wonderful service, to only offer native "Share to" hooks for Twitter (they still call it that!) and Facebook?

Where's my Settings switch where I can enter from three to five social media accounts *of my choice* to share to?

It is waaaaaaaay past time for app makers and service providers to quit offering nothing more than #facebook and #twitter as native "Share to" alternatives.

Is there any reason -- other than, perhaps laziness? obliviousness? -- for #Readwise, an otherwise wonderful service, to only offer native "Share to" hooks for Twitter (they still call it that!) and Facebook?

Where's my Settings switch where I can enter from three to five social media accounts *of my choice* to share to?

It is waaaaaaaay past time for app makers and service providers to quit offering nothing more than #facebook and #twitter as native "Share to" alternatives.

Is there any reason -- other than, perhaps laziness? obliviousness? -- for #Readwise, an otherwise wonderful service, to only offer native "Share to" hooks for Twitter (they still call it that!) and Facebook?

Where's my Settings switch where I can enter from three to five social media accounts *of my choice* to share to?

It is waaaaaaaay past time for app makers and service providers to quit offering nothing more than #facebook and #twitter as native "Share to" alternatives.

Is there any reason -- other than, perhaps laziness? obliviousness? -- for #Readwise, an otherwise wonderful service, to only offer native "Share to" hooks for Twitter (they still call it that!) and Facebook?

Where's my Settings switch where I can enter from three to five social media accounts *of my choice* to share to?

Damn, @readwise.bsky.social kicking up some killer saved quotations for me this morning.
#readwise

Damn, @readwise.bsky.social kicking up some killer saved quotations for me this morning.
#readwise

Damn, @readwise.bsky.social kicking up some killer saved quotations for me this morning.
#readwise

Damn, @readwise.bsky.social kicking up some killer saved quotations for me this morning.
#readwise

Damn, @readwise.bsky.social kicking up some killer saved quotations for me this morning.
#readwise

You may notice the funny url and the nice format. I setup #Readwise on @Pikapods to archive pages and make reading easier … and why not share what I like with you?

Readwise Wrapped: my year in reading

TL;DR: I built Readwise Wrapped. It gives you a Spotify Wrapped style year-in-review for your Readwise highlights. You paste your Readwise token, pick a year, and it spits out a clean, shareable, good-looking reading recap.
Link: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

What is it?

If you use Readwise, you already have a ridiculous amount of reading data sitting there. Highlights from books, articles, tweets, podcasts, PDFs, random rabbit holes at 2 AM. Basically a personal library of “things that made me pause and go hmm.”

But Readwise does not really give you a flashy year-end recap. I wanted that.

So I made Readwise Wrapped.

You paste your Readwise token, select a year, and in a minute or two (depending on how big you are with highlights) you get a set of slides that summarize your reading year:

• Your Numbers: total highlights, books/articles/docs, words consumed, streaks
• Reading DNA: what you actually read (books vs articles vs tweets vs podcasts)
• Monthly Activity: which months were productive and which months were… aspirational
• Reading Rhythm: your peak days and favorite times to read
• Virtual Mentors: authors who show up the most in your highlights
• Top Books: your most highlighted reads
• Best Highlight: the one quote that basically screamed “remember me”
• Next Year Forecast: a small prediction of what you will likely read next, based on your late-year trends

If you enable AI insights, it also adds:

• Reading Personality: a fun label for your reading style
• Your Superpower: what your reading habits suggest you are good at
• Recommendations: books you might actually enjoy, not just “top 10 books everyone must read or else”

Privacy first, because of course

Your Readwise token is used only to fetch the data and then discarded. It is not stored.

Only the final wrapped output is saved, and it gets a unique URL you can share.

Sharing and exports

Each wrapped comes with:

• A shareable link
• A PDF download (multi-page report)
• A share card (1200×630) for Twitter/LinkedIn

Yes, I know. We are all addicted to neat rectangles with stats.

How it works

1. Get your Readwise access token: https://readwise.io/access_token
2. Open: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/
3. Paste token, pick a year
4. Wait a minute or two
5. Swipe through the slides, then share or download

Tech stack for the people who read README files for fun

• Backend: FastAPI (async)
• Frontend: Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS (no framework bloat, no build pipeline therapy)
• AI: OpenRouter (using free-tier models)
• Database: Supabase
• Hosting: Railway

Screenshots gallery

Credits

• Built with FastAPI and hosted on Railway
• AI insights via OpenRouter
• Data from Readwise

This is a community project. Not affiliated with Readwise.

Support

If you find this useful:

• GitHub Sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/anantshri
• Buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/anantshri

Happy reading. Or happy highlighting. Same thing, just with more optimism.

Readwise Wrapped: my year in reading

TL;DR: I built Readwise Wrapped. It gives you a Spotify Wrapped style year-in-review for your Readwise highlights. You paste your Readwise token, pick a year, and it spits out a clean, shareable, good-looking reading recap.
Link: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

What is it?

If you use Readwise, you already have a ridiculous amount of reading data sitting there. Highlights from books, articles, tweets, podcasts, PDFs, random rabbit holes at 2 AM. Basically a personal library of “things that made me pause and go hmm.”

But Readwise does not really give you a flashy year-end recap. I wanted that.

So I made Readwise Wrapped.

You paste your Readwise token, select a year, and in a minute or two (depending on how big you are with highlights) you get a set of slides that summarize your reading year:

• Your Numbers: total highlights, books/articles/docs, words consumed, streaks
• Reading DNA: what you actually read (books vs articles vs tweets vs podcasts)
• Monthly Activity: which months were productive and which months were… aspirational
• Reading Rhythm: your peak days and favorite times to read
• Virtual Mentors: authors who show up the most in your highlights
• Top Books: your most highlighted reads
• Best Highlight: the one quote that basically screamed “remember me”
• Next Year Forecast: a small prediction of what you will likely read next, based on your late-year trends

If you enable AI insights, it also adds:

• Reading Personality: a fun label for your reading style
• Your Superpower: what your reading habits suggest you are good at
• Recommendations: books you might actually enjoy, not just “top 10 books everyone must read or else”

Privacy first, because of course

Your Readwise token is used only to fetch the data and then discarded. It is not stored.

Only the final wrapped output is saved, and it gets a unique URL you can share.

Sharing and exports

Each wrapped comes with:

• A shareable link
• A PDF download (multi-page report)
• A share card (1200×630) for Twitter/LinkedIn

Yes, I know. We are all addicted to neat rectangles with stats.

How it works

1. Get your Readwise access token: https://readwise.io/access_token
2. Open: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/
3. Paste token, pick a year
4. Wait a minute or two
5. Swipe through the slides, then share or download

Tech stack for the people who read README files for fun

• Backend: FastAPI (async)
• Frontend: Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS (no framework bloat, no build pipeline therapy)
• AI: OpenRouter (using free-tier models)
• Database: Supabase
• Hosting: Railway

Screenshots gallery

Credits

• Built with FastAPI and hosted on Railway
• AI insights via OpenRouter
• Data from Readwise

This is a community project. Not affiliated with Readwise.

Support

If you find this useful:

• GitHub Sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/anantshri
• Buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/anantshri

Happy reading. Or happy highlighting. Same thing, just with more optimism.

Readwise Wrapped: my year in reading

TL;DR: I built Readwise Wrapped. It gives you a Spotify Wrapped style year-in-review for your Readwise highlights. You paste your Readwise token, pick a year, and it spits out a clean, shareable, good-looking reading recap.
Link: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

What is it?

If you use Readwise, you already have a ridiculous amount of reading data sitting there. Highlights from books, articles, tweets, podcasts, PDFs, random rabbit holes at 2 AM. Basically a personal library of “things that made me pause and go hmm.”

But Readwise does not really give you a flashy year-end recap. I wanted that.

So I made Readwise Wrapped.

You paste your Readwise token, select a year, and in a minute or two (depending on how big you are with highlights) you get a set of slides that summarize your reading year:

• Your Numbers: total highlights, books/articles/docs, words consumed, streaks
• Reading DNA: what you actually read (books vs articles vs tweets vs podcasts)
• Monthly Activity: which months were productive and which months were… aspirational
• Reading Rhythm: your peak days and favorite times to read
• Virtual Mentors: authors who show up the most in your highlights
• Top Books: your most highlighted reads
• Best Highlight: the one quote that basically screamed “remember me”
• Next Year Forecast: a small prediction of what you will likely read next, based on your late-year trends

If you enable AI insights, it also adds:

• Reading Personality: a fun label for your reading style
• Your Superpower: what your reading habits suggest you are good at
• Recommendations: books you might actually enjoy, not just “top 10 books everyone must read or else”

Privacy first, because of course

Your Readwise token is used only to fetch the data and then discarded. It is not stored.

Only the final wrapped output is saved, and it gets a unique URL you can share.

Sharing and exports

Each wrapped comes with:

• A shareable link
• A PDF download (multi-page report)
• A share card (1200×630) for Twitter/LinkedIn

Yes, I know. We are all addicted to neat rectangles with stats.

How it works

1. Get your Readwise access token: https://readwise.io/access_token
2. Open: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/
3. Paste token, pick a year
4. Wait a minute or two
5. Swipe through the slides, then share or download

Tech stack for the people who read README files for fun

• Backend: FastAPI (async)
• Frontend: Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS (no framework bloat, no build pipeline therapy)
• AI: OpenRouter (using free-tier models)
• Database: Supabase
• Hosting: Railway

Screenshots gallery

Credits

• Built with FastAPI and hosted on Railway
• AI insights via OpenRouter
• Data from Readwise

This is a community project. Not affiliated with Readwise.

Support

If you find this useful:

• GitHub Sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/anantshri
• Buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/anantshri

Happy reading. Or happy highlighting. Same thing, just with more optimism.

Readwise Wrapped: my year in reading

TL;DR: I built Readwise Wrapped. It gives you a Spotify Wrapped style year-in-review for your Readwise highlights. You paste your Readwise token, pick a year, and it spits out a clean, shareable, good-looking reading recap.
Link: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

What is it?

If you use Readwise, you already have a ridiculous amount of reading data sitting there. Highlights from books, articles, tweets, podcasts, PDFs, random rabbit holes at 2 AM. Basically a personal library of “things that made me pause and go hmm.”

But Readwise does not really give you a flashy year-end recap. I wanted that.

So I made Readwise Wrapped.

You paste your Readwise token, select a year, and in a minute or two (depending on how big you are with highlights) you get a set of slides that summarize your reading year:

• Your Numbers: total highlights, books/articles/docs, words consumed, streaks
• Reading DNA: what you actually read (books vs articles vs tweets vs podcasts)
• Monthly Activity: which months were productive and which months were… aspirational
• Reading Rhythm: your peak days and favorite times to read
• Virtual Mentors: authors who show up the most in your highlights
• Top Books: your most highlighted reads
• Best Highlight: the one quote that basically screamed “remember me”
• Next Year Forecast: a small prediction of what you will likely read next, based on your late-year trends

If you enable AI insights, it also adds:

• Reading Personality: a fun label for your reading style
• Your Superpower: what your reading habits suggest you are good at
• Recommendations: books you might actually enjoy, not just “top 10 books everyone must read or else”

Privacy first, because of course

Your Readwise token is used only to fetch the data and then discarded. It is not stored.

Only the final wrapped output is saved, and it gets a unique URL you can share.

Sharing and exports

Each wrapped comes with:

• A shareable link
• A PDF download (multi-page report)
• A share card (1200×630) for Twitter/LinkedIn

Yes, I know. We are all addicted to neat rectangles with stats.

How it works

1. Get your Readwise access token: https://readwise.io/access_token
2. Open: https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/
3. Paste token, pick a year
4. Wait a minute or two
5. Swipe through the slides, then share or download

Tech stack for the people who read README files for fun

• Backend: FastAPI (async)
• Frontend: Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS (no framework bloat, no build pipeline therapy)
• AI: OpenRouter (using free-tier models)
• Database: Supabase
• Hosting: Railway

Screenshots gallery

Credits

• Built with FastAPI and hosted on Railway
• AI insights via OpenRouter
• Data from Readwise

This is a community project. Not affiliated with Readwise.

Support

If you find this useful:

• GitHub Sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/anantshri
• Buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/anantshri

Happy reading. Or happy highlighting. Same thing, just with more optimism.

I am assuming people are right now collecting their year wraps. I found it was not available for readwise so i made a tool that can get you a year unwrap for readwise https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

#readwise #yearwrap #analytics

I am assuming people are right now collecting their year wraps. I found it was not available for readwise so i made a tool that can get you a year unwrap for readwise https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

#readwise #yearwrap #analytics

I am assuming people are right now collecting their year wraps. I found it was not available for readwise so i made a tool that can get you a year unwrap for readwise https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

#readwise #yearwrap #analytics

I am assuming people are right now collecting their year wraps. I found it was not available for readwise so i made a tool that can get you a year unwrap for readwise https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

#readwise #yearwrap #analytics

I am assuming people are right now collecting their year wraps. I found it was not available for readwise so i made a tool that can get you a year unwrap for readwise https://readwise-wrapped.apps.anantshri.info/

#readwise #yearwrap #analytics

wow, so many answers - winner seems to be obvious, will look into the top two 🫶

#miniflux IIII
#freshrss IIIIIII
#readwise I
maubot rss on matrix I
netnewswire I
rss2email I

#RSS #homelab #selfhosted

wow, so many answers - winner seems to be obvious, will look into the top two 🫶

#miniflux IIII
#freshrss IIIIIII
#readwise I
maubot rss on matrix I
netnewswire I
rss2email I

#RSS #homelab #selfhosted

wow, so many answers - winner seems to be obvious, will look into the top two 🫶

#miniflux IIII
#freshrss IIIIIII
#readwise I
maubot rss on matrix I
netnewswire I
rss2email I

#RSS #homelab #selfhosted

wow, so many answers - winner seems to be obvious, will look into the top two 🫶

#miniflux IIII
#freshrss IIIIIII
#readwise I
maubot rss on matrix I
netnewswire I
rss2email I

#RSS #homelab #selfhosted

My #Readwise subscription is about to renew, and I feel like I am paying a lot of money for features I do not use. According to an email I received from them, they are also doubling-down on AI-powered features, I am probably not going to use.

Soo … what #RSS readers are you using? 👀

My #Readwise subscription is about to renew, and I feel like I am paying a lot of money for features I do not use. According to an email I received from them, they are also doubling-down on AI-powered features, I am probably not going to use.

Soo … what #RSS readers are you using? 👀

My #Readwise subscription is about to renew, and I feel like I am paying a lot of money for features I do not use. According to an email I received from them, they are also doubling-down on AI-powered features, I am probably not going to use.

Soo … what #RSS readers are you using? 👀

My #Readwise subscription is about to renew, and I feel like I am paying a lot of money for features I do not use. According to an email I received from them, they are also doubling-down on AI-powered features, I am probably not going to use.

Soo … what #RSS readers are you using? 👀

My #Readwise subscription is about to renew, and I feel like I am paying a lot of money for features I do not use. According to an email I received from them, they are also doubling-down on AI-powered features, I am probably not going to use.

Soo … what #RSS readers are you using? 👀

https://podcastmagic.app

You email a screenshot of your podcast app (or lock screen while listening), they reply with a few paragraphs of text from the podcast leading up to that timestamp.

They say it works with Apple Podcasts and Spotify, but it also works with other apps in my experience. I can think of a bunch of uses for this, first one being #readwise

https://podcastmagic.app

You email a screenshot of your podcast app (or lock screen while listening), they reply with a few paragraphs of text from the podcast leading up to that timestamp.

They say it works with Apple Podcasts and Spotify, but it also works with other apps in my experience. I can think of a bunch of uses for this, first one being #readwise

https://podcastmagic.app

You email a screenshot of your podcast app (or lock screen while listening), they reply with a few paragraphs of text from the podcast leading up to that timestamp.

They say it works with Apple Podcasts and Spotify, but it also works with other apps in my experience. I can think of a bunch of uses for this, first one being #readwise

https://podcastmagic.app

You email a screenshot of your podcast app (or lock screen while listening), they reply with a few paragraphs of text from the podcast leading up to that timestamp.

They say it works with Apple Podcasts and Spotify, but it also works with other apps in my experience. I can think of a bunch of uses for this, first one being #readwise

https://podcastmagic.app

You email a screenshot of your podcast app (or lock screen while listening), they reply with a few paragraphs of text from the podcast leading up to that timestamp.

They say it works with Apple Podcasts and Spotify, but it also works with other apps in my experience. I can think of a bunch of uses for this, first one being #readwise

Turn your highlights into insights. Readwise helps you remember, review, and use what you read—so your best ideas never get lost again.

#Readwise #PKM #Productivity #KnowledgeManagement #NoteTaking #ReadingHabits #DigitalTools #Learning

https://www.originalmacguy.com/dont-just-collect-ideas-remember-and-use-them-with-readwise/

Turn your highlights into insights. Readwise helps you remember, review, and use what you read—so your best ideas never get lost again.

#Readwise #PKM #Productivity #KnowledgeManagement #NoteTaking #ReadingHabits #DigitalTools #Learning

https://www.originalmacguy.com/dont-just-collect-ideas-remember-and-use-them-with-readwise/

Turn your highlights into insights. Readwise helps you remember, review, and use what you read—so your best ideas never get lost again.

#Readwise #PKM #Productivity #KnowledgeManagement #NoteTaking #ReadingHabits #DigitalTools #Learning

https://www.originalmacguy.com/dont-just-collect-ideas-remember-and-use-them-with-readwise/

Turn your highlights into insights. Readwise helps you remember, review, and use what you read—so your best ideas never get lost again.

#Readwise #PKM #Productivity #KnowledgeManagement #NoteTaking #ReadingHabits #DigitalTools #Learning

https://www.originalmacguy.com/dont-just-collect-ideas-remember-and-use-them-with-readwise/

Turn your highlights into insights. Readwise helps you remember, review, and use what you read—so your best ideas never get lost again.

#Readwise #PKM #Productivity #KnowledgeManagement #NoteTaking #ReadingHabits #DigitalTools #Learning

https://www.originalmacguy.com/dont-just-collect-ideas-remember-and-use-them-with-readwise/

Hi All. #PKMWeekly 4-Oct-25 is live

#Obsidian V1.10, Obs October
#Capacities #readwise integration + updates
#tana Live build, coffee meet up
#logseq Background Sync + transcribe
#RoamResearch PDF Annotator
#appflowy V0.10 updates
#Heptabase why AI
#noteey Updates
Why People Struggle with PKM article

- https://www.pkmweekly.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04

- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04-fc2700168603

Thank you

Hi All. #PKMWeekly 4-Oct-25 is live

#Obsidian V1.10, Obs October
#Capacities #readwise integration + updates
#tana Live build, coffee meet up
#logseq Background Sync + transcribe
#RoamResearch PDF Annotator
#appflowy V0.10 updates
#Heptabase why AI
#noteey Updates
Why People Struggle with PKM article

- https://www.pkmweekly.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04

- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04-fc2700168603

Thank you

Hi All. #PKMWeekly 4-Oct-25 is live

#Obsidian V1.10, Obs October
#Capacities #readwise integration + updates
#tana Live build, coffee meet up
#logseq Background Sync + transcribe
#RoamResearch PDF Annotator
#appflowy V0.10 updates
#Heptabase why AI
#noteey Updates
Why People Struggle with PKM article

- https://www.pkmweekly.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04

- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04-fc2700168603

Thank you

Hi All. #PKMWeekly 4-Oct-25 is live

#Obsidian V1.10, Obs October
#Capacities #readwise integration + updates
#tana Live build, coffee meet up
#logseq Background Sync + transcribe
#RoamResearch PDF Annotator
#appflowy V0.10 updates
#Heptabase why AI
#noteey Updates
Why People Struggle with PKM article

- https://www.pkmweekly.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04

- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-10-04-fc2700168603

Thank you