Snap, drag, and save – Quollect helps you capture meaningful quotes from books in seconds. Quotes are organized by book, exportable to Notion or Excel. Share them as clean images and track your reading with monthly, quarterly, and yearly stats.

Hello! Maker of Quollect here 👋 How do you all keep track of your reading? I noticed that if I don't record what I read, nothing really sticks in my head. I tried underlining, taking notes, folding page corners, and even typing everything out... but it was tedious and finding those great sentences later was nearly impossible. So I thought: "What if I could just take a photo of a good sentence while reading and extract the text automatically? That would be so convenient!" I searched the App Store and tried 14 different apps, but none of them allowed me to record as easily and quickly as I wanted. So I analyzed all 14 apps, kept only the essential features, and built my own! Quollect's Core Features: 1. Super simple recording with just one photo + accurate OCR text extraction 2. Export collected sentences to Google Sheets/Notion 3. Share favorite sentences as beautiful images externally 4. Monthly reading calendar + quarterly/semi-annual/annual reading statistics I mostly focused on recording and utilization without any complicated features. I'm confident this is the perfect app for those who recognize the need for reading records but found it too tedious to maintain. Looking forward to your honest feedback and reviews! 🙏

This is so good, I always dreamed about this type of product! Congrats with the launch! Got my upvote, you can check about our product too, we are launching today as well.

@lambersondev Hello! Thanks for the upvote and the comment! I’ll also have a look at your product too! 😆

This is so good, I always dreamed about this type of product! Congrats with the launch! Got my upvote, you can check about our product too, we are launching today as well.

@lambersondev Hello! Thanks for the upvote and the comment! I’ll also have a look at your product too! 😆

Quollect - Reading Log

Collect, only words remain

Collect, only words remain