Preparing a brief for ~100 authentic creators to share Bookwise on their social media platforms while in invite-only.

Add a forgot-password flow to Bookwise sign-in — show a reset link on the Welcome Back screen so existing users who forgot their Readwise password can self-serve.

Shareable sticker graphics summarizing a user's daily, weekly, and monthly reading activity — designed to be the centerpiece of Bookwise's first book creator campaign for invite-only launch.

Unify iOS billing onto RevenueCat (matching Android) — unblocks the Readwise 2.0 mobile upgrade flow and the Bifurcation plan's new subscription plans.

Browser extension that replicates X.com's own requests to back up Twitter bookmarks — eliminates $5K/mo API cost, enables full history backfill, no rate-limit hits.

Redesign of the Bookwise profile screen with user-customizable backgrounds, refreshed avatar/description editing, and social-media-style personalization affordances modeled on Twitter/Instagram conventions.

Invite-code/referrer system for Bookwise — the first social growth lever, framed as 'discover your reading friends' rather than community migration.

Authenticated server-side scraping of a user's Goodreads library on Bookwise sign-up — pipes shelves, ratings, reviews, and friends into TrackedBook so new users land in the app with their reading history already populated. The single most-used onboarding import path.

Self-serve Kindle library import on Bookwise sign-up — pulls a user's owned Kindle books, dedupes them against the Goodreads-imported library, and lands them on the Unsorted shelf. Pairs with the Goodreads-import path; the goal is to make Kindle take precedence on the open action while inheriting Goodreads metadata.

The sign-up screens themselves — email + password capture, profile setup (display name, username, photo), and the moment a new user is dropped from the social-network sandbox into the full app. The first thing every new Bookwise user touches.

The post-registration onboarding step sequence — what happens AFTER a new Bookwise user signs up but BEFORE they're free in the app. Covers the Welcome Carousel, Import Sources screen (Goodreads + Kindle), Find Friends, the staff-only first-reading-session step, and the home-page setup cards.

Agentic chat that spans a user's entire Reader library — synthesizes multi-document answers, links back to sources. Turns Reader from a store into a thinking tool.

Native mobile chat with the document you're reading — one-tap access, real conversation turns. Foundation for Deep Research, recommendations, and better mobile search.

Move Reader search from local-first SQLite (slow, 20-result cap) to server-side Turbopuffer FTS — better quality, faster results, no client indexing wait.

Full visual and UX overhaul of classic Readwise — new React Native app, redesigned Daily Review, Library, Stats, Settings — signaling the product is actively modernizing.

Promote Reader's lookup from a basic dictionary popup to a rich LLM-powered panel — definitions, translations, and contextual info without leaving the reading surface.

Persistent, git-backed project manager that lives in Slack channels — one agent per project, moving work from Backlog through Done.

Refactor the tab bar Add (+) button and surrounding information architecture so users can quickly track books, log sessions, add and find friends, buy books, and immediately grok what Bookwise does — pulling in the tab bar, Home, Library, and Store screens.

Web phase of the Book Pages IA project — upgrading Bookwise's bookstore book pages from v1 to v2 with mobile's elevated aesthetic, bidirectional enrichment between web and in-app, and new logged-in experiences like shelving. Mobile shipped first; this is the web phase.

Dynamic HTML cards rendered in the Bookwise mobile app feed (via WebView) so the team can announce app updates and promotional content without shipping a new app version. Globally targetable, with optional per-profile targeting.

Implement automated sales tax in bookstore checkout flows

Exposes a user's Readwise highlights, notes, tags, and Reader document content to any MCP-compatible AI app (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor) via server-side hybrid search.

End-to-end validation of the Rails bot before company-wide rollout — create projects, move through stages, track context, keep git in sync.