Streamline your reading journal and study notes with Reading Forest. Perfect for exam prep, book reports, and certification study.
Record summaries and review them occasionally to refresh your memory quickly.
Without re-reading the entire book, just reading your summary brings the content back to life.
Reading Forest is a tool for efficiently managing reading records and refreshing your memory. Here we introduce anticipated use cases and scenarios.
Reading Forest can be utilized in various scenarios.
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With Group Plans, families and organizations can share and manage reading records.
Let us explain how Reading Forest can help with specific scenarios.
$O(\log n)$ → $O(\log n)$)You can efficiently search and reference content from previously read technical books, potentially improving learning efficiency.
You can quickly find relevant citations from past reading notes during thesis writing, potentially streamlining the writing process.
Develop the habit of turning reading insights into action, potentially preventing "reading and forgetting."
Blog post writing becomes more efficient, and using reading notes as a base can potentially reduce article creation time.
Here's what changes you can expect in your reading habits with Reading Forest.
Key Point: Reading Forest is designed to "improve reading quality" and "leverage what you've learned as an asset."
To make Reading Forest a better service, please share your opinions. Feel free to send feature requests, improvement suggestions, bug reports, and more.
Common Requests: Graph/statistics features, SNS integration, book club features, Kindle integration, and more. We are considering many requests. Upcoming features will be announced on the News page.
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