Seeds
A mobile app for readers to save, organize and share passages from books
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Seeds
Seeds is a mobile app for capturing passages from printed books or screens, organizing them with tags and source details, and finding them later. Users can also share passages and discover reading recommendations through a feed.
The app is available through Apple and Google app stores.
Product: A mobile app for capturing, tagging, organizing, and sharing book passages.
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