Tabs, not folders
Most e-readers organise saved content the way a file system does: folders, lists, favourites. That’s software logic applied to a book.
Autumn’s tabs skip that model and mimic the physical habit directly: a tab sticks out from the edge of the page, visible while flipping through, findable by feel and memory rather than by opening a menu.
It’s a small decision, but it’s the one that best captures the whole premise: digital reading should borrow its logic from books, not from software.
