
AI Digital Bookshelf (beta)
We love our e-readers and audiobooks,
but it's difficult to understand all our content
and re-engage with what captured our curiosity.
Reading, highlighting, note-taking, searching... hours of audiobooks on-the-go, all great. But simple awareness of what exists in our digital libraries is cumbersome, especially compared to looking at a shelf of physical books.
The AI Digital Bookshelf was built to keep book learning
top of mind, augmented with AI.


You've forgotten most of the digital books you've read, and you may have spent good effort highlighting and annotating. But that value lies dormant in your digital devices.
The AI Digital Bookshelf is for Kindle, Kobo, and Audible users who want to get more knowledge value from their digital library:
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To clearly see what it contains
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Easily revisit and add notes and highlights
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Leverage modern AI to deepen and accelerate learning
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Analyze single books, or across multiple


Once installed, running, and your Kindle or Kobo is connected to your computer, provide the drive letter (D:\ is the default), click Sync Device and be patient. If you have a large library, it may take several minutes to scan and fetch the book covers and other metadata.
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Note, these are desktop applications only. All stored data stays local on your computer.

For instructions to import your Audible library, click here. Notes cannot be pulled from Audible.
For a full feature walkthrough - COMING SOON.
Use AI to analyze and summarize your highlights and notes, even across multiple books.
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Supported AI models include:
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OpenAI
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Anthropic
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Gemini
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Grok
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Simply provide your API key, click Fetch Models, and select your model. For examples of the AI output, click here.
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Be wary of your chosen model's token limits and costs, especially if you provide and utilize the full-text capability.
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For guidance on installing your own local model, click here.

