On Stompstart by 26 August 2019 · New York · United States
LiquidText.
A reading app born from a Georgia Tech doctorate that lets you drag excerpts out of documents, still updated in 2026 across iPad, Mac and Windows.
Productivity and collaborationEducation
Timeline
- Activity
TechCrunch reported a new LiquidText version for iPad Pro with Apple Pencil features, noting Apple had featured the app nearly since launch.
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- Activity
The App Store showed LiquidText version 7.3.16 released three days before 28 September 2026.
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“The smart way to read”
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“The smart way to read”
LiquidText allows readers to engage with text by annotating, highlighting, comparing sections, dragging out excerpts and more. Think Minority Report meets Acrobat. The first offering will be available as an iPad app. Users can import a doc from Dropbox, iCloud, a website,...
- Topics
- Education, Legal, Productivity
- Location
- New York · United States
In our words: Only a directory excerpt survives. It described LiquidText as a way to engage with text by annotating, highlighting, comparing sections and dragging out excerpts, summed up as 'Minority Report meets Acrobat', with an iPad app as the first product and imports from Dropbox, iCloud and the web.
Details
- Website
- liquidtext.net ↗
Publication record
- Release
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