BOOX in auracle.

What does auracle read from BOOX?

Which books you read, the days you read them & how far you got, from your BOOX notes export. auracle keeps that alongside everything else you have connected, so a short night or a heavy week is read against the rest of your data rather than on its own.

It is filed under learning & practice, and it is one of 103 sources auracle can read today.

How do you connect BOOX?

link it from the auracle web dashboard.

Which books you read, which days you read them and how far in you got. On your BOOX, open a book and choose Contents → Annotations → Share, save it as a text file, and upload it — BOOX exports one book at a time, so send a file for each book you want in. A snapshot, not a live link. Book titles and authors are kept; the passages you highlighted and any notes you wrote beside them are dropped while the file is read and never stored. The file carries no reading time and a book you never marked leaves no file at all, so if you want minutes and days that fill themselves in, link BOOX Cloud instead or as well.

BOOX shares one book’s notes at a time, so upload a file per book you want in. A book you read without marking anything leaves no notes to export, so it will not show up.

Connecting anything requires an auracle account, and sign-ups are invite-only while the beta is small. Request beta access.

What does auracle do with it?

It reads it, and once a morning it texts you on iMessage about what it noticed — one message, on the earliest credible sign your day has started. You can ask it anything in the same thread. It is wellness software: it does not diagnose, treat or dose, and when a question needs a clinician it says so.

Whatever it reads, you can take back. The export is one file per connected source, in that source’s own order, whenever you ask.