Knowledge shouldn’t stay buried.
Unearth the ideas hiding in your reading history.
Unearthed collects Kindle and KOReader highlights and connects them to your notes in Obsidian, and others.
Keep your library on your computer with (Unearthed Local), or use open source (Unearthed Online) in your browser. (Unearthed Local) also lets you save articles and read RSS feeds. Add (Unearthed Mobile) if you want to read and capture highlights on your phone.
Find a passage without reopening every book.
It’s easy to remember an idea and forget which book it came from. With your highlights in one library, you can search for a few words instead of looking through each book or switching apps.
Import your Kindle and KOReader highlights and keep your notes alongside them in your favourite note taking app.
Daily reflections bring saved highlights back for another look.
Unearthed Local also saves web articles and follows RSS feeds, so new posts from the sites you follow appear alongside your book highlights. Mobile lets you read articles and save passages on your phone.
Keep your short form inspiration in one place.
A thought on a walk, advice from a friend, a useful fact or a random quote. Save it in Unearthed, even if it didn’t come from a book.
Create your own sources and use them as categories. You could make one for “Ideas for work”, another for “Things I’ve learned” and one for “Quotes to remember”. Add entries to whichever source makes sense to you.
Your entries work like book highlights: keep notes alongside them, search them and manage them in the same library. They can also come back in daily reflections, alongside the passages you’ve saved from books, RSS feeds and web articles.
The reflection might bring back something you read, or something you thought of yourself.
Keep your highlights
with the rest of your notes.
Export books and highlights to Obsidian, Craft or Notion,or send a daily reflection to Supernotes. Capacities is coming soon.Each edition connects to a different set of apps:
(Unearthed Local) saves your Kindle highlights as Markdown files in your Obsidian vault, the folder where you keep your notes. You pay for (Unearthed Local) once. No Unearthed browser extension or Obsidian plugin needed.
Read the Kindle to Obsidian guideRead the code, too.
(Unearthed Online) is open source. The web app is licensed under GPL-3.0, and the browser extension, Obsidian plugin and KOReader plugin have their code on GitHub too.
You can read the code, report a bug or suggest a change. You can run the source code on your own infrastructure; hosting and connected services may have their own costs. Using Online at unearthed.app costs a monthly subscription. Local and Mobile are separate one time paid apps.
Which edition
fits you?
Start with where you read
and where you want your notes.
Local
A library on your own computer. Kindle, KOReader, saved articles and RSS, with exports to Obsidian and Craft.
Windows · macOS · LinuxOnline
Your highlight library in a web browser. Connect Obsidian and Notion, send daily reflections to Supernotes, and use optional AI summaries and book chat. Capacities coming soon.
Web app · GPL-3.0 open sourceMobile
Read articles and save passages on your phone. Connect to Local for Kindle and KOReader highlights.
Android & iOS · Install from your browserGuides for your reading apps
How to bring in your highlights, send them to your notes and choose an edition.
- 01Readwise alternative: compare Unearthed features and pricing
- 02How to get Kindle highlights into Obsidian
- 03Sync KOReader highlights to Obsidian, Craft or Notion
- 04Bring Kindle and KOReader highlights into Craft
- 05Sync Kindle and KOReader highlights to Notion
- 06Capacities: coming soon
- 07Save articles for later with Unearthed
- 08Unearthed Online is open source