Your reading, remembered.

Speak a thought mid-page. Ruxpin keeps it, filed to the book, in your words.

For iPhone. A free first month, then $5.99/mo.

  • For the reflective reader

    Watch the reader you are take shape.

    Every thought you speak is filed, tagged, and gathered into a portrait drawn only from your own words. Never a number, never a guess. Read enough and Ruxpin can show you what you keep returning to.

  • For the student

    Remember why a page mattered.

    Ruxpin catches the passage you were reacting to and files the thought to its exact spot in the book. A heatmap shows where each book made you stop. Review starts where your attention already was.

  • For the listener

    Paper, Kindle, or audiobook. It doesn't care.

    Speak a thought at a red light or three chapters into a listen. Ruxpin files it to the book, not the format, and your hands and eyes stay where they were.

  • For the deep reader

    Think it through with a reader who knows your record.

    Rux reflects on what you've captured, surfacing themes across books and asking the next question. It only ever cites entries you actually wrote. No invented sources, no drifting off your record.

Ruxpin's capture screen mid-recording, waveform live
Speak the thought without leaving the page.
A book's engagement heatmap in Ruxpin
See where each book made you stop and think.
The reader portrait screen in Ruxpin
A reader portrait, drawn only from your own words.

One reader, everything open. $5.99/mo, first month free.

Family Sharing included. Up to five more readers, each with their own private record.

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  • Audio deleted at transcription

    Your voice is transient. The recording is gone the moment the words are out.

  • Any book, any format

    Paper, Kindle, audiobook. Ruxpin doesn't care where you read.

  • Never training data

    Your words are yours. They're never sold, and never used to train a model.

  • Delete everything, anytime

    One tap erases the record. It's purged for good within 30 days.

Start the record.

The reader you are is waiting in the thoughts you haven’t caught yet.