For founders, managers, and nonfiction readers
Remember what you read.
Use it when it matters.
Turn nonfiction books into short summaries, recall questions, and review sessions you can return to before your next meeting or decision.
14 days free. No card required. Then $9/month or $90/year.
Explore the public summary libraryTry a short review · Atomic Habits
Make one idea useful this week
A ReadSprint practice example based on James Clear’s habit-cue framework.
A visible cue can make a habit easier to start. If you want to read after dinner, put your book where you will see it and keep your phone out of reach.
Your answer stays on this page and is never sent to analytics. Read the author’s explanation of environmental cues.
From a useful book to a useful decision
1. Find the idea you need
Open a summary or enter a book’s title and author. Start with a book connected to a real question at work.
2. Check what you remember
Read a section, close it, and answer a recall question. Revisit the explanation where your answer is unclear.
3. Return before you need it
Keep the book in your library and review the idea before a customer call, planning session, or difficult conversation.
Prepare for your next customer conversation
Before an interview, revisit The Mom Test. Turn one leading question into a question about the customer’s past behavior. After the call, record what you learned and what to ask next.
Follow the startup validation reading pathKeep the next step small
- Choose one idea that addresses a current problem.
- Describe what you will do differently.
- Review what happened before adopting it as a habit.
Know what you are reading
ReadSprint uses AI to create study material. A cover or title identifies a book; it does not supply the book’s full text. Check important details against the original, and treat uncertain explanations as prompts for further reading.
How summaries and reading lists are madeKnow where your work is saved
Your saved book library is linked to your account. Flashcards, review dates, and study insights currently stay in this browser for up to 60 recently used books. Keep a separate copy of insights you want to retain when changing browsers or clearing browser data.
Try one book, then choose your plan
Start a 14-day trial without a card. Public summaries and free tools remain available after the trial.
Monthly
$9 /month
Billed monthly.
- Unlimited summary generation
- Access to the summary library
- Audio summaries and PDF downloads
- Quizzes and AI-guided discussions
- Saved books and personalized recommendations
- Book club discussions
Annual
$90 /year
Billed yearly. Save $18 compared with monthly billing.
- Unlimited summary generation
- Access to the summary library
- Audio summaries and PDF downloads
- Quizzes and AI-guided discussions
- Saved books and personalized recommendations
- Book club discussions
Prices in USD. Applicable tax is shown at checkout. Prefer to try it first? Start your 14-day trial without a card.
Before you start
Who is ReadSprint for?
Founders, managers, and nonfiction readers who want to recover useful ideas before a conversation or decision. Start with a book connected to something you are working on now.
How do I start?
Explore a public summary or sign in with Google. Read one section, answer a question from memory, and choose one idea to revisit tomorrow.
Are the summaries checked against the full book?
A cover or title does not provide the full book text. AI study material can contain errors, and new generated outlines are marked as awaiting editorial review. Check important details and exact quotations against the original edition.
Do I need a card for the trial?
No. Sign in with Google to start a 14-day trial. You choose whether to purchase a subscription; starting the trial does not start a paid subscription.
What happens after 14 days?
The trial's paid-feature access expires. You can still browse public summaries and use the free reading tools. Choose a paid plan to continue using premium features.
Does all my review progress sync across devices?
Your saved book library is linked to your account. Flashcards, review dates, and saved study insights are currently stored in this browser, for up to 60 recently used books. Clearing browser data removes that local study history.
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