"One of my favourite tools for this has been Pocket, but unfortunately the content discovery part of the app is lacking."

"The problem is, and I’m sure that you’ve noticed it recently, is that you can’t really Google insightful stuff to read anymore."

"while researching alternatives I came across Glasp, a social highlighting tool."

"Most of the first page of Google’s content is clearly SEO optimized content written by underpaid interns or worse, AI, which is a rehash of everything else you already knew."

"the best part of the app isn’t necessarily adding your own thoughts on there. It’s seeing the learning materials of others."

"So far, I’ve managed to stack up my reading list with authors I could never have discovered otherwise. No doom scrolling or Google searching required."

"Glasp is a free web app that lets you highlight pages, save your highlights and share them with a community of people in tech. I find myself reading highlights from interesting people almost daily. Not sponsored, I just like this product, and think you might like it too:"

"Identify suitable user-generated content. An example here could be one of my favorite products, Glasp. It is a social highlighting tool where you can highlight text on pages that get added to public summaries."

"With over 2 million highlights, there are likely individual summary or category pages suitable for indexing."

"Adding a social media aspect to yet another thing may sound like a reason to roll your eyes 😂, but in this case it is actually cooler than it originally seems."

"Anyway, while researching alternatives I came across Glasp, a social highlighting tool."

"The mission: tone down the noise of our modern lifestyles by 10 through reducing the amount of unconsidered digital interactions."

"Admittedly, I get a little vain satisfication from seeing other people enjoy my highlights, too. So yes, please, upvote my stuff 😉."

"But the best part of the app isn’t necessarily adding your own thoughts on there. It’s seeing the learning materials of others."