ReadingRate · What's new · 2026-11-03
Link two quotes and say why
You can now link two of your own saved quotes and write a line on why they belong together. The link runs both ways and shows on each quote. Quotes also come back one at a time to be revisited: the quote is shown whole with its source and one question, whether it brings another quote to mind. There are no grades to give.
Available on web and iOS.
ReadingRate already compared your quotes by meaning. That finds neighbours; it does not record the connection you saw yourself. A link is yours, with your reason, and it stays until you remove it.
When you go to link a quote, you can search all of your quotes, and before you type the page offers a few: ones close in meaning, ones that share a theme, and ones you saved lately.
On the card that brings a quote back, you can mark the words that matter. For a long quote you have not marked, Claude marks its heart once, if you have allowed AI features.
The quotes themselves are now a shelf you can see by book, with a star for each quote at its page, or by theme, with each theme's quotes in the order you read them.
What it can't do
- Both quotes must be yours. You cannot link to another reader's quote.
- Nothing links two quotes for you. An assistant you have connected can suggest a link, and it waits for you to accept it; suggesting is part of Reader.
- Revisiting still follows a spaced schedule, but with no grades every quote you see is treated the same, so you no longer steer how soon it returns.
- A theme appears on the shelf only when two or more of your quotes share it.
- On the iPhone a quote that has not reached the server yet cannot be linked.
Questions people ask
- Can I connect quotes from different books?
- Yes. Pick a quote, choose Link, find the other one by search or from the suggestions, and add a line on why. The link shows on both quotes.
- Do I have to rate how well I remembered a quote?
- No. The quote is shown whole and you move on, or link it to another. There is nothing to grade.