https://sergioschuler.github.io/quote-reel-site/ · Tools
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Read your Amazon notebook and upload complete JSON snapshots to your Google Drive. Rediscover the highlights you wanted to remember. Quote Reel exports your Amazon Kindle notebook highlights and notes to your own Google Drive. Connect your Google account, open your signed-in Amazon notebook, and choose Fetch & upload. • Exports book titles, authors, book links, cover links, highlights, notes and available page or location metadata. • Shows progress while fetching your annotated books. • Saves a complete JSON snapshot as Kindle Quotes/latest.json in your Google Drive. • Replaces the snapshot after each successful export. Export again after your Kindle has synced new highlights with Amazon. • Lets you retry an interrupted upload and change or disconnect your Google account. Requires a Google account and highlights that appear at read.amazon.com/notebook. The extension runs when you request an export; keep the signed-in notebook tab open until it finishes. It does not run scheduled background exports. Your snapshot stays in your Google Drive. There is no developer server, advertising or analytics. Google authorization is limited to files this integration creates or opens; it does not request access to your entire Drive. Disconnecting leaves existing Drive files in place. Quote Reel's companion Android app reads these exports as a highlight feed. The Android app is currently in private testing; the extension can also be used to export JSON without it. This app was not created or endorsed by Amazon.
Oct 26, 2026
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