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@tgerin Absolutely get your point. Will try to auto sync notes on your Kindle/Amazon account.

@hereisjason yes, I would love to use this but use the iOS kindle app (not a kindle). Great work 👍

@peter_enestrom So, you want import the notes which were created in iOS Kindle app? Get it, will consider it in following version.

@tgerin Completely agree. Auto syncing would be necessary for me to use Klib.

@simon_hammer @tgerin Fine, get it. I can even see Klib already has such feature. 😀

@airjoshb Get it. The following version of Klib will support sync with your Kindle account. Believe you will like it then.

@hereisjason I downloaded it— how many books can you manage by default? If you buy the license for unlimited books does that include upgrades in the future, eg. when you get syncing set up?

@airjoshb Free account could manage 20 books, Klib Pro could manage unlimited books at least in Klib 1.x. For syncing, can't promise as Amazon doesn't open this API, and need to find some geek ways to support it. It's possible, but sorry can't give an exact date now.

@airjoshb Klib's new version already support wirelessly importing from Amazon and export to Evernote. Klib can open Kindle for macOS and jump to the exact location to review highlight, which is very cool and useful. Welcome to try the preview version: http://klib.me/d Tutorial: https://en.toolinbox.net/Klib/

@hereisjason awesome. Thanks!

@karimdaghari Sorry, but to be honest, it's not on the plan in short time. BTW, for windows, you can consider Kindle Mate: http://kmate.me/

@hereisjason thanks a lot! Did not know that it existed ! Thank you!

@karimdaghari Welcome, Kindle Mate worths you to have a try.