Your personal reading journal
Photograph a page from your book and save the passages you want to remember. Keep your notes together and use those ideas in your own writing.
A private journal. On your phone and computer.
Saved passage
Sometimes you have to go back to see what has changed.
Your book stays with you. Fogliare keeps its record, your selected passages, and your notes together. Watch a passage become part of your own writing.
From Home, swipe right to open the camera.
Photo capture recognizes Portuguese text. Review it before saving, or type a passage yourself.
Confirm the book and enter the page. The passage stays linked to the book record.
In Ensaios (Essays), write freely and bring your saved passages into your text.
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Fogliare keeps your books, passages, notes, and writing in one journal. Save a passage with its source, then bring it into your writing. See how each workflow gets you there.
The house still had the same windows. From the bank, she watched the roof's shadow reach the water, as it had every other afternoon. Sometimes you have to go back to see what has changed. This time, she waited a little longer before crossing.
You organize the references
To save it
Transcribe the passage, add the book and page, and organize the document so you can find it later. Repeat for each passage.
In the document
Sometimes you have to go back to see what has changed.
To cite it later
Find the file and passage. When using it in another piece of writing, copy the source too and maintain that connection yourself.
The passage stays in the chat
To save it
Upload the photo, ask for a transcription, and check the reply against the book. Record the title and page alongside the passage.
Which passages are marked on this page?
In the reviewed reply
Sometimes you have to go back to see what has changed.
To cite it later
Find the conversation and the right reply. To bring the passage together with your notes and writing, move the content and source into your writing space.
From book to writing, connected
To save it
Photograph, review, and save. The passage stays linked to its book and page, in the same book record where you keep your notes.
Sometimes you have to go back to see what has changed.
To cite it later
Write in Essays and type @ to insert a saved passage. Its citation links to the passage, book, and page. Pick up the idea without rebuilding the reference.
The book you are reading, the passage you kept, and the essay it inspired stay connected in your journal.
Join the waitlistAdd a book by title, ISBN, or by hand. Open its record in your library to find your reading history, saved passages, and notes.
Save your current page and arrange what to read next. Each reread gets its own record under the same edition.
Photograph or type a passage and check the text. Add a note linked to the book or keep an idea on its own.
An essay can be a reflection, review, or any piece you write. Bring together ideas from one or several books and cite your saved passages.
Search finished books, passages, and reflections in your timeline. Filter to find the entry you want to revisit.
Export books, passages, notes, and essays as a ZIP containing Markdown and JSON.
From Home, swipe right to open the camera. Allow camera access and frame the book page, or choose a photo. Select the passage, review the text, and save it with the book and page.
Your physical book stays with you. Fogliare stores a record with its title, author, and cover in your library, linked to your passages, notes, and reading history. It does not include the full book text or act as an e-reader.
It is a piece you write: a reflection, book review, or response to what you read. Connect ideas from several books and insert saved passages as references. It does not have to be academic, and it stays in your private journal.
Accounts are created by invitation. The waitlist opens soon. Until then, watch the demo. Already have access? Choose Sign in.
Fogliare runs in your browser on phones and computers. You can install it as a web app on supported devices. The journal requires an internet connection.
Yes. Type passages, notes, and essays in any language you prefer. This page and the captions are available in Portuguese and English. The app's English interface is being translated.
Each account has its own private journal. Your books, passages, notes, and essays stay in your account.
Standard capture recognizes Portuguese text on your device. Review and edit the result before saving the passage.
Want to bring your reading into Fogliare? The waitlist for invitation access opens soon.
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