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Paste a link and get a clean, distraction-free page — then tag it, highlight it in three inks, journal it, and find it in seconds.

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Free to start · No extension required · Washi light & sumi dark

“Teaism is a religion of the art of life… an homage to the fleeting perfection of autumn leaves.”
The Book of Tea · Okakura Kakuzō — leave one paragraph unread before bed
Built forEssay collectorsNewsletter skimmersX thread saversResearch rabbits

Features

Everything a Reading List Should Do

Capture in one click, read without clutter, and organize without thinking about it.

  • 1-Click Bookmarklet Capture

    Saving from the page itself? The bookmarklet grabs the article, auto-imports a clean copy, and opens the reader — even where servers get blocked.

  • Instant Search + ⌘K

    Search titles, excerpts, tags, and notes as you type with deferred rendering. Jump anywhere from the command palette.

  • Tags, Folders & Stars

    File pieces into folders, normalize tags, star favorites, and filter by folder, tag, or favorites in one pass.

  • Inbox & Archive Flow

    Triage new saves in the inbox, archive finished reads, and bulk archive, favorite, or delete — with undo when it matters.

  • Three-Ink Highlights

    Mark passages in Vermilion, Bamboo, or Sumi, attach notes, and revisit every slip in the vault. Export the vault as CSV.

  • Import & Export, No Lock-In

    Bring READMEs of the web with you: import library JSON or OPML, export JSON, OPML for RSS readers, and vault CSV.

How it works

From Link to Library in Seconds

  1. Save a Link

    Paste any blog or X article URL — save a full clean copy or link-only. Or fire the bookmarklet from the page itself.

  2. Read Without Noise

    Open the distilled Dokusho view: five typefaces, seven sizes, three paper tones, listen-along audio, and per-article scroll memory.

  3. File & Find Later

    Tag it, folder it, star it, ink it. Deferred search and the vault bring it back in milliseconds.

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Dokusho · Zen reader

Read Like It’s Printed for You

The browser dissolves into warm paper. Calibrate the sheet, then read — or listen — at your own cadence.

  • Five book-grade typefaces — Newsreader, Literata, Source Serif, Atkinson Hyperlegible, Figtree — in seven sizes.
  • Three paper tones per sheet — Pale Washi, Aged Rice Paper, Sumi Dark — independent of the app theme.
  • Listen along with system voices, adjustable rate, and word-by-word follow highlighting.
  • Pick up where you left off with per-article scroll memory and reading-time estimates.

Organize

Journal, Vault & Shelves

Nisshi · evening ledger

A month calendar with a micro-season label, up to 50,000 characters a day, and your active reading desk beside the entry — what moved you, what needs to rest overnight.

Open Nisshi

Tanzaku · slip vault

Every highlight from every article in one vault — filter, search, quote, and download filtered slips as CSV.

Open Vault

Tanacho · shelves

Movies, TV shows, books, and a wishlist — TMDB and book search, episode tracking, where-to-watch, and to-try / done states.

Open Shelves

Command palette. Press ⌘K to jump between desk, library, and reader without touching the mouse.

Private & portable. Synced to your account, offline-first, exportable as JSON, OPML, and CSV.

From morning parchment to midnight pine-smoke

Washi light and sumi lantern-dark share one token system — flip it here.

Colophon · FAQ

Questions, Answered

What can I save to KAMI?

Public blog posts and X articles. Paste the URL for a clean copy with title, excerpt, hero image, word count, and reading time — or save link-only and fetch the copy later.

What happens when a site blocks scraping?

Three fallbacks: save link-only, paste the article text manually for review-and-import, or use the bookmarklet — your browser already has the page, so nothing is lost.

Do I need an account? Does it work offline?

Yes, your library, journal, highlights, and shelves sync to your account. Saves persist locally first, so a dropped connection keeps working and syncs when you're back online.

Can I get my data out?

Anytime from Settings: library JSON, OPML for RSS readers, and vault CSV for highlights. OPML and JSON import back in too.

Does KAMI work on mobile?

Yes. The desk, library, reader, and capture bar are responsive with large touch targets and safe-area-aware layouts.

Step into the stillness. Leave the noise behind.

Join KAMI and turn scattered links into a library you actually finish.

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