FocusReader for writers

Keep the line. Keep the source.

Read cleanly. Save the exact quote with its source. Export Markdown. $9.99 once.

For newsletter creators and independent authors who research on the web, then need to find the original evidence again while drafting.

Try the complete workflow with up to 10 saved quotes. No reading account and no subscription. Applicable taxes are included in the $9.99 PRO total.

The writing problem

A good quote is not useful if its origin disappears.

Copying a sentence into a scratch file often loses the page title, URL, and moment it was captured. FocusReader saves those details beside the selected text, so source checking remains part of the note instead of a separate search task.

Reader mode also gives long articles a calmer typography and layout before you decide what is worth keeping.

A real FocusReader reader tab displaying an article with typography and theme controls.

A short research loop

From article to draft-ready note.

STEP 01

Open a cleaner article

Click FocusReader on a public article page and choose the background, typeface, size, and line height that suit the session.

STEP 02

Save the exact passage

Select the useful sentence, right-click, and choose Save to FocusReader. The source context travels with it.

STEP 03

Export clean Markdown

Download the quote library as a readable Markdown file and move it into the writing system you already use.

What travels with every quote

Enough context to verify before you publish.

FocusReader keeps a compact source record without turning your reading workflow into a database project.

  • Exact selected text
  • Page title
  • Original URL
  • Source domain
  • Saved timestamp
  • Optional category
A real FocusReader popup showing saved quotes, their sources, grouping, and Markdown export.

Small by design

A quote workflow, not another content inbox.

Your quotes and reader preferences stay in Chrome local storage. FocusReader does not promise team sync, AI writing, PDF annotation, or citation management. It focuses on clean article reading, exact quote capture, and Markdown export.