Which Apps Support Syncing My Daily Books Highlights?

2025-08-26 17:36:09 276

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Piper
Piper
2025-08-27 09:34:37
I tend to keep it simple: pick an aggregator and a destination. Readwise is the aggregator I’d recommend — it pulls from Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play Books, Pocket, Instapaper, Hypothesis, and uploaded PDFs. Then I send everything to Notion or Obsidian as my long-term vault.

If you’d rather stick to free/native options, Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play Books, and Kobo all sync highlights across their ecosystems via cloud accounts, but moving those highlights out usually needs manual export or a tool like Calibre. Moon+ Reader on Android is great if you want local control and Dropbox backups. Hypothes.is rules for web and PDF annotation if you need shared or public notes.

My personal tip: start by syncing one service (like Kindle) into Readwise, then expand. Once your pipeline is working, maintaining highlights is much less annoying.
Arthur
Arthur
2025-08-28 07:05:30
When I was juggling research notes and leisure reading, the chaos of scattered highlights drove me nuts — that’s when I built a small workflow. I capture everything with Readwise Reader for web articles, connect my Kindle and Apple Books for ebooks, and upload academic PDFs directly. Readwise then exports to Obsidian and Notion, where I link highlights into my projects.

An alternative if you want to avoid paid tools: use each store’s cloud (Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play Books) for live sync, and periodically export clippings via 'My Clippings.txt' or Calibre. Moon+ Reader on Android can sync annotations to Dropbox, which I use for backups. For web research, Hypothes.is keeps annotations attached to the page and can be exported.

Heads-up: DRM-protected files complicate direct export, so an aggregator like Readwise or careful use of Calibre plugins is often the smoother route. If you tell me which devices you use most, I can sketch a focused setup.
Mitchell
Mitchell
2025-08-30 17:29:50
My short list: Readwise for aggregation, Kindle/Apple Books/Google Play Books for native sync, Moon+ Reader for Android local reading with Dropbox backup, and Hypothes.is for web/PDF annotation. Readwise is the one I trust to pull everything into one place and then push to Notion, Evernote, or Obsidian.

A quick trick I use: export Kindle's 'My Clippings.txt' or connect Kindle to Readwise so I don’t lose highlights when switching devices. For PDFs, upload them directly into Readwise or Hypothes.is. If you’re into tinkering, Calibre can help extract annotations from files. It’s a little setup at first, but once the pipeline is running, accessing highlights becomes delightfully frictionless.
Ellie
Ellie
2025-08-30 22:40:35
I've bounced between devices and found a few dependable ways to keep highlights synced. Readwise acts like a universal collector: Kindle, Apple Books, Pocket, Instapaper, Hypothesis, and uploaded PDFs feed into it. From Readwise I forward highlights into Notion, Evernote, Obsidian, or Google Docs using built-in integrations.

If you want something simpler, stick with the built-in clouds: Kindle highlights live on Amazon and can be accessed via the Kindle app or the web ‘Your Highlights’ page. Apple Books syncs automatically via iCloud on Apple devices. Google Play Books stores highlights in your Google account and syncs across Android and web apps. Kobo also maintains cloud-synced annotations but may need a Kobo account.

For more manual control, Calibre (desktop) can extract annotations from EPUB files and Kindle clippings if you plug in your device or use the 'My Clippings.txt' export. Moon+ Reader on Android can back up highlights to Dropbox. If you use a mix of ebooks and web articles, combine Readwise (or a similar aggregator) with a second app like Notion or Obsidian as your long-term archive.
Ulysses
Ulysses
2025-09-01 09:05:57
I get obsessive about keeping my reading highlights in one place, so I ended up experimenting with a few workflows. My go-to hub is Readwise — it pulls highlights from the Kindle cloud, Apple Books, Google Play Books, Pocket, Instapaper, Hypothesis, and even PDFs you upload. From there I push everything into Notion or Obsidian, because I like turning scattered quotes into a personal knowledge base.

If you prefer staying inside an e-reader ecosystem, the Kindle app syncs highlights across devices through Amazon's cloud and keeps them on the 'Your Highlights' page (you can export or send that to Readwise). Apple Books uses iCloud to sync annotations between Apple devices. Google Play Books and Kobo also sync highlights to their clouds, though their export options are more limited without a middleman like Readwise or Calibre plugins.

For more hands-on control, Calibre (with annotation/extract plugins) and Moon+ Reader (Android — can backup to Dropbox/Drive) let you export clippings. Hypothes.is is perfect for web/PDF highlights if you want public or private web annotations. My tip: pick one aggregator (Readwise or BookFusion) so you don’t end up hunting scattered snippets — it saved my notes from being lost in the void.
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