Features
Everything the practice needs.
Hearthpage stays deliberately small: one loop — read, keep, return — with each piece pulling its weight.
Read
Get to the chair with less friction.
Reading queue
Paste a link anywhere and it's saved with its title, cover and reading time. Books, articles, papers and podcasts, in Up next / Reading / Finished shelves.
Focus sessions
A distraction-free timer with goals, pause, and chimes. It counts real time — even with the tab in the background — and syncs your streak across devices.
Reading companions
A pixel pet keeps you company while you read: cats, geese, a dragon, even the hearth itself. New companions and accessories unlock as your hours add up.
Goals & Journey
An optional daily reading goal, streaks that forgive a busy day, and a calendar of every session — your reading life, visible.
Keep
Capture the good lines wherever you meet them.
Notes & highlights
Clean plain-text capture with tags, favourites, sources and full-text search. AI tidy-up repairs OCR damage and typos without ever rewriting you.
Web clipper
Select text on any page, click the bookmarklet, and it lands in your library filed under that article.
Kindle import
Drop in your Kindle clippings file and your highlights arrive whole, grouped by book.
The Shelf
Your notes grouped by book and article, with covers. Write a synthesis per book, distill its key ideas with AI, and mute finished books from resurfacing.
Return
What you keep should come back to you.
Revisit
A fresh handful of your old notes, dealt each day. Tune how often each note or whole book returns — never, less, normally, or more.
Email digest
A few passages from your library in your inbox, daily or weekly, set like a commonplace book.
iPhone app
The full practice in your pocket — including photographing a printed page to capture a passage. Everything syncs with the web.
Themes & type
Warm light and dark themes and proper reading typefaces, because you'll be looking at this a lot.
All of it is free in early access
Every feature, no card. Pro arrives later for the heaviest readers.
Get started — it's free