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- Installs
- 1+
- Category
- Books & Reference
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.1.1
- Released
- Sep 18, 2026
- Last updated
- 13 Oct 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- Yes
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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Audio starts faster on the first play, plus small fixes.
Original dramatized audio summaries of 200 popular books. Free to listen.
Listen to the big ideas from 200 of the most talked about books, each one retold as an original dramatized audio summary you can finish on a commute. Every summary is written as a story with invented characters and scenes, so the ideas stick instead of washing over you. These are original adaptations that explain what each author argues. They are not the books themselves and not audiobook recordings. WHAT YOU GET - 200 audio summaries across 13 shelves: habits, money, business, thinking, relationships, philosophy, communication, health, leadership, resilience, motivation, learning and creativity - Chapters you can jump between, with the chapter list on every summary - Playback that keeps going with the screen off, with full controls on your lock screen - Your place is saved on every summary, so you pick up exactly where you stopped - Save summaries to your library and see what you have finished - Search by title, author or topic - Everything is free to listen BOOKS COVERED INCLUDE Atomic Habits, Deep Work, The Psychology of Money, Thinking, Fast and Slow, Meditations, Mindset, Rich Dad Poor Dad, Zero to One, Can't Hurt Me, The Power of Habit, Why We Sleep, Antifragile, Nonviolent Communication, The Daily Stoic and many more. HOW IT WORKS Pick a book, press play, and a short dramatized story walks you through the author's framework in eight to twenty minutes. Each summary opens with a plain statement that it is an original adaptation, and every description names the real book and author it is based on. The app is supported by ads. Audio streams over the internet, so a connection is needed to listen. If you want to understand a book before you buy it, revisit one you read years ago, or simply learn something on the way to work, this is the fastest way to get the ideas into your head.