A reading memory
Finish the book. Keep everything it gave you.
You read something worth remembering. Say it out loud, point your camera at the page, or just type it. NotaFlow turns that moment into a structured note: the quote kept word for word, the page number, your reaction, the themes. Then it brings it back before you forget it existed.
The problem
You already save what you read. It just never comes back.
Highlights buried in an e-reader. Screenshots sinking through your camera roll. A note in a margin you will meet again when you move house. Capturing was never the hard part. The return trip is.
How it works
The life of a note in NotaFlow
NotaFlow runs the whole loop, so a thought you had on page 27 is still working for you a year later.
Chapter one · Capture
Say it, snap it, or just type it.
Reading with one hand on the book, you talk for ten seconds: the line you loved, the page, what it made you think. Not in the mood to talk? Snap the page or type it; every path ends in the same structured note.
- Voice notes: dictate quotes, reactions and page numbers in one breath; each lands in its own field.
- Photo capture: snap up to three pages at once. Marked passages become verbatim quotes, handwritten margin notes become your thoughts, and the printed page number files itself.
- Typed notes: no mic, no camera. The “Type a note” button opens the same structured fields, ready to fill.
- Kindle highlights: share your notebook from the Kindle app to your personal NotaFlow address. Every highlight lands under its book as a quote note, ready for your thoughts.
He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how. In the concentration camps, Frankl observed, those who kept an image of the future — a person waiting, a work unfinished — held on the longest…
Chapter two · Organize
Notes with a shape, not a pile.
Every capture lands in a template you choose: Reading Quote, Chapter Summary, Book Review, or one you design yourself. Tap a template below to see its shape. The AI fills the fields; it never freestyles the format, and it never paraphrases a quote.
- Structured fields: quote, page, thought, themes. Separated, labeled, editable before you save.
- Books & collections: notes group under their book automatically; collections cut across your whole library.
- Quick thoughts: an idea that belongs to no book? Capture it free-form; it still joins your searchable memory.
Chapter three · Remember
Search the way memory actually works.
You won’t remember the exact words, but you’ll remember the idea. NotaFlow searches by meaning, so “that thing about tiny changes adding up” finds the note even though you never wrote those words.
- Semantic search: exact matches first, then results related by meaning, across every book you’ve ever noted.
- Weekly digest: a short letter assembled from your own notes: quotes you’d forgotten, thoughts worth a second pass, connections you hadn’t noticed.
- Book recaps: mark a book finished and every quote, thought and theme it left you comes back, composed into one closing summary.
“Habits are the compound interest of self-improvement.”
Small consistent changes beat big dramatic ones. Your thought on Kahneman’s anchoring chapter.
“Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become.”
Small changes, remembered
Three of your notes this month circle the same idea from different books. Here they are, side by side.
Chapter four · Connect
Your books start talking to each other.
Every note takes a place in a living map of what you’ve read. Quotes that rhyme find each other across authors and years. Tap any idea and walk outward, to the notes nearest in meaning, the book they came from, the themes they share.
- Knowledge graph: see similar notes, shared themes and same-book links as a map you can wander.
- Themes: the topics you keep returning to, gathered automatically across every book.
- Quotes wall: every quote you’ve ever saved, one endless beautiful scroll.
Early readers
Already living in a few readers’ pockets.
A small group of readers has been testing NotaFlow during early access. This is what they keep telling us.
I used to highlight and never look at anything again. Now my quotes find me. The Monday digest is already a ritual.
The voice capture is stupid fast. I talk for ten seconds and the quote, the page, and my take are already filed under the book.
I take a photo of the page with my highlights and it pulls the exact quote, page number included. It’s what I always wanted from my screenshots.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when your library does.
Every reader gets a real reading memory for free. Plus is for the ones whose to-read pile is a structural hazard.
Everything you need to stop losing what you read.
- 3 voice + 3 photo AI notes every month
- Your first 100 Kindle highlights included
- Unlimited typed notes, books & collections
- Structured templates, verbatim quotes
- Keyword search across your library
- Share cards, circles & recommendations
- Export everything, anytime
For readers who want the whole loop, without limits.
- Unlimited voice & photo capture
- Semantic search & the connections graph
- Weekly digests & finished-book recaps
- Full Kindle import
- Reminders that resurface what you saved
- New features first
Founding price locked in for early-access readers. Cancel anytime and export everything on your way out, though we’ll try to give you reasons to stay.
Get the app
Your books stop disappearing after you finish them.
Free to start. Capture your first note tonight; the book you’re reading right now has something worth keeping.