When a passage belongs in your own work, choose where it goes. Keep its source connected to the draft section that uses it.
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Save a passage
Keep its location and your note about why it matters.
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Choose a project
Send the saved passage to the work you’re developing.
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Link a draft section
Choose the section that uses it, so you can trace it back.
Sending saved passages into projects and linking them to draft sections is included with Plus and Studio. Basic sources and citations are included on every plan.
Your notes shouldn’t depend on a subscription.
Finish a chapter, an essay or a literature review with your notes close by. If you downgrade, you keep reading, editing and exporting what you’ve already saved.
Private by default
Your reading and writing stay in your account. Sharing is deliberate. What we store and why
Exports on every plan
Take a copy of your notes and writing with you as Markdown or TXT.
More room for your work, with saved passages linked to drafts.
Studio
$18/ month
or $180 / year
Advanced projects, collaboration and the optional Assistant.
Paid plans include a 7-day trial for eligible new subscribers, one trial per account. Payments are handled by Stripe. Full limits are on the pricing page and billing terms are in the Terms.
Keep reading notes, save quotations and develop your own writing in both workspaces. Notebook Free includes 15 active works and 3 active writing projects. Basic sources, citations and Markdown or TXT exports are included.
Do passages attach to my draft automatically?+−
No. On Plus or Studio, you choose a saved passage, send it to a project and optionally link it to a section of your draft.
Can I keep using my current writing app?+−
Yes. Use the notebook for your reading notes and take them with you through Markdown or TXT exports. You can use the writing workspace when it suits the work.
What happens if I stop paying?+−
You keep read, edit and free export access to what you’ve already saved. Free-plan limits apply when you create more work.
Start with what you’re reading. Or what you’re ready to write.