Open a cleaner article
Click FocusReader on a public article page and choose the background, typeface, size, and line height that suit the session.
For newsletter creators and independent authors
FocusReader for writers
Keep the line. Keep its source. Keep writing.
Save web quotes with their source links, then export clean Markdown into the writing system you already use.
10 quotes free. $9.99 once for PRO, taxes included. No subscription.
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 short research loop
From article to draft-ready note.
Save the exact passage
Select the useful sentence, right-click, and choose Save to FocusReader. The source context travels with it.
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 textThe passage you chose to keep.
- Page titleRecognize the article when drafting.
- Original URLReturn to the source before publishing.
- Source domainReview notes from the same website.
- Saved timestampKeep the date you captured the quote.
- Optional categoryGroup notes for a draft or newsletter.
Your next draft
Spend less time finding the source again.
Keep your quotes and reading preferences in Chrome local storage. Export the passages and source links as Markdown whenever you are ready to write. No reading account required.
Built for articles and web quotes, not AI writing, team sync, PDF annotation, or citation management.