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KeepR vs Quick Reads

Both stand on read-it-later apps. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

KeepR

Free plan MacWindows

Choose KeepR if you want a free, local receipt library with offline OCR, search, and export options for Windows or macOS. Its pre-release status and unfinished reporting and accounting features make it a weaker fit if you need those capabilities or want to rely on it as your only records copy.

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Quick Reads

Free trial WebiPhone

Quick Reads covers article saving, organization, search, and offline reading, with listening time added on Pro. Compare the monthly and yearly Pro terms if text-to-speech is important to your reading routine.

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The facts

KeepRQuick Reads
Free planYesA free trial
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onMac, WindowsWeb, iPhone
Lowest paid planNot publishedBasic: $3.99 a month
Plans publishedNone3
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitegithub.comquickreads.app
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KeepR: what it does well

  • Stores the library locally in SQLite and an image folder.
  • Runs OCR offline with bundled Tesseract.
  • Searches OCR text and structured fields.
  • Exports CSV, Excel, and searchable PDF.
  • Supports eSCL/AirScan scanners and watched-folder imports.

What to know first

  • Pre-release v0.1.0, with unsigned Windows and macOS builds.
  • Linux is untested.
  • Virtual printer, reporting suite, and accounting bridges are not built.
  • The maker advises keeping another copy of the library.

Quick Reads: what it does well

  • Unlimited saved articles and highlights on Basic
  • Full-text search and offline access
  • Includes tags and automatic tagging rules
  • Readers can export highlights
  • Available on web and iOS

What to know first

  • No free plan
  • Basic does not list text-to-speech
  • Pro plans include three hours of text-to-speech per month

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