Read everything you save, highlight what matters.
Articles, PDFs, EPUBs, and transcripts as clean pages you can highlight, listen to, and chat with.
- Articles, PDFs, EPUBs
- Clean transcripts
- Four highlight colors
- Narration
- A reading queue
- Chat with what you read
Just the article, in type made for long reads.
No clutter. Cookie banners, sidebars, and popups are gone. The title, the byline, the site, and the text, in a serif set for reading.
Newsletters too. Email a newsletter into Eden or save the link, and it reads the same way. Substack posts included.
Everything one menu away. Chat with Eden, Listen, Read later, your highlights, the table of contents, display settings, and the original page.
Every line you mark becomes raw material.
Select, pick a color, done. Four colors in the toolbar. The one you pick sticks across every device until you change it. Add a note on any highlight.
A highlight is an item. It's searchable in your Library, linked back to its source, and it can sit on a board as a quote card with the attribution set.
One home for all of them. Your Eden highlights live beside the ones you import from Readwise, Kindle, and Snipd, in one searchable Highlights pane.
Hear it read, set the page your way.
Narration that follows along. Pick Listen and Eden reads the piece aloud, marks the paragraph it's on, and keeps it in view. Skip 15 seconds, change the speed, switch the voice.
Your type, your width, your theme. Serif or sans, narrow to wide, light, sepia, or dark. The settings follow you.
Progress you can see. A thin bar on top shows how far you are. Come back later and it opens where you stopped.
A reading queue that actually gets read.
Read later, on Home. Flag anything and it waits in your reading queue with how far you got. Articles, videos, PDFs, all in one list.
Any device. Start on the laptop, finish on your phone. The reader picks up where you left off and says so.
Filter the Library by it. The Reading list chip shows only what's waiting. Mark a read done and it clears.
The parts people ask about before they open a read.
What can I read in Eden's reader?
Saved articles and newsletters, PDFs, EPUBs, YouTube transcripts, and posts from X, Threads, Substack, and LinkedIn. Anything you save opens in a focused reading view built for long reads.
How do I open the reader?
Open a saved item and click Reader, or turn on Open items in Reader view under Settings, then Preferences, so articles, PDFs, and videos open straight into it.
What happens to a highlight?
Each highlight becomes its own item. It's searchable in your Library, it links back to the source, it can land on any board as a quote card, and you can chat with it. Highlights you import from Readwise, Kindle, and Snipd live in the same Highlights pane.
Can Eden read to me?
Yes. Pick Listen from the reader menu and Eden narrates the piece, marking the paragraph being read and scrolling along. Skip 15 seconds either way, change the speed, or switch the voice. Narration is included on Personal Plus and above.
What's the premium PDF reader?
Every plan reflows a PDF into clean, readable text. On Personal Plus and above, Enhance Readability uses AI vision to keep figures, charts, and screenshots inline and in reading order, so technical documents and books stay readable.
Does it remember where I stopped?
Yes. Flag anything Read later and it joins your reading queue on Home, with how far you got. Open it again on any device and the reader picks up where you left off.
Can I change the look?
Yes. Display settings let you pick the text size, a serif or sans font, the column width, and a light, sepia, or dark theme.
How is this different from a read-it-later app?
Read-it-later apps store what you save. Eden's reader is the on-ramp to making something. You highlight as you read, every highlight becomes an item beside your boards and chats, and the post you write next starts from what you just read.
What creators say
From 200 reviews by Eden creators.
Before Eden, I was struggling to use AI to write in my own voice. After Eden, I now have my content system that captures my thoughts, pattern it to my past contents I've been uploading, and turn it into structured valuable content still aligned to my voice.
Before Eden, I was struggling to write consistently because my thoughts were all over the place. Having a sandbox to keep, validate, and distribute my ideas has made writing an effortless task. I now look forward to writing daily, thanks to Eden.
…Eden helped me shape that into a 1,500-word essay, The People You've Been Avoiding, that could stand on its own. It kept my voice, tightened the structure, and turned a spoken piece into something people could read, save, and share. …Read more
…The writing feature helped me expand upon them and write first drafts that actually sounded like I wrote them. If anything needed to be changed, it was easy to add details and swap them into the draft. …Read more
Before Eden I struggled to get my writing posted and I was taking forever to edit things. I was sitting on so much unfinished writing - just writing and then literally walking away from it. …Read more
…For someone interested in writing online, needs more structure, and likes to learn how this all works (the AI prompts/tools are awesome), it's 1000% worth AT LEAST the Pro plan.Read more
Read it clean. Keep the lines that matter.
Articles, PDFs, videos, and threads in one reader, with every highlight saved. Free to start.
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