A tool for
your curiosity.
AI can give an idea another angle. Knowing where the result comes from helps you decide what to do with it.
Your notes and book ideas.
A personal recap uses the notes and passages provided for that feature. A book guide can instead work from catalog information and generated or curated content. Those are different sources: a guide is not a verified copy of the book, and a recap is not a record of everything you read.
Different work, different tools.
Remote text features use providers including OpenAI and Anthropic. Some discovery paths use Cloudflare to process note or idea text for matching. Remote narration turns the requested text or script into audio using Inworld. Some local features can use Apple’s on-device capabilities where supported.
The provider and processing path depend on the feature and its configuration. The Privacy Policy explains the types of information involved and the choices available to you.
Keep your own judgment.
AI can misunderstand a passage, make an incorrect connection or produce an answer that sounds confident and is wrong. Return to the original note or book, particularly for factual claims. Generated text and narration are not professional advice, the author’s own words, or a licensed audiobook.
Choose what you share.
Only use material you have the right to provide. Avoid sending sensitive information about yourself or another person unless it is needed and you understand the processing involved. A photographed shelf, a saved passage and an audio script involve different information.
This website does not send your writing to an AI service. Its reading-week planner runs in your browser.
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