ReadSprint
Become Smarter, Faster
All generated summaries will now have a male and female audio version.
Added filter by author in addition to category
Added an option to generate a public or private summary
Improved dashboard for a better user experience
Sometimes you want to dig deeper into the summary of a chapter, wouldn't it be nice to chat and explore certain topics further? Now you can!
Watch here: https://youtu.be/9Jdx2L67I5w
Don't forget to use the launch discount code to save 10%!
Today we launched on ProductHunt and IndieHackers. There is a launch discount code that you can use to get 10% off YTNQKC0TU1.
Also created a video showcasing ReadSprint in action: https://youtu.be/-FvfE_HjCRE
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Great, what is the PH link?
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Thanks, looked at the project... why do you request to upload a book cover? Why not just to enter its title? And what is your source of content for a book?
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There are two options, you can either upload a photo of the cover or enter the title and author. I am leveraging AI to generate the summaries.
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No, my second question was about the source of data. So, if you just rely on the information that AI (like OpenAI models) already have about books, why is value to use your services instead of just asking ChatGPT? And if you use some other sources, I wonder what they are. Thanks.
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Thank you for your feedback. True, someone is who familiar with ChatGPT could do it but the idea for ReadSprint was to transform the information into a properly formatted option with the interactive quiz at the end to test your knowledge.
Essentially, ReadSprint is more a convenient and easy way to learn about a book, where you can easily reference any quizes, summaries or chapter specific discussions.
With ChatGPT, there is no proper format, UI or structure for something like this.
I also have a roadmap of other features I want to implement that will make it easier for a user to learn about a book and collaborate.
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