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Products that do what Blinkist for Android does

Hacking the way we read books.

1. 1BH
   Blinkist – Hacking the way we read books, now on Android▲7

   2014 · blinkist.com

2. 2
   BeeLine reader▲65

   Read faster with this visual hack.

   2014

3. 3
   Glose for Mobile▲255

   A social reader for ebooks, now on Android

   2015

4. 4MA
   My all-nighter project to find the best Google Reader alternative▲175

   2013 · replacereader.com

5. 5
   Blinkist▲288

   Key insights from 2,000+ bestselling nonfiction books

   2013

6. 6
   BeeLine Reader App▲88

   Speed reading for mobile

   2014

7. 7
   Booklights▲169

   Make America Read Again 📖

   2017

8. 8
   Blinkenlights▲106

   A minimal status dashboard app

   2015

9. 9
   One App for Android▲87

   Read Product Hunt, HN, DN, Reddit, Medium on Android

   2014

10. 10
    Stack 2.0▲145

    The social network of reading - powered by AI

    2017

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    Spdr 2.0▲136

    Speed Reading

    2019

12. 12
    Pointer▲95

    A reading club for developers

    2015

13. 13MA
    Made a web app to read a book carefully, paragraph by paragraph▲137

    2021 · readwok.com

14. 14
    Addr▲98

    A collective and annotation-focus ePub reader

    2014

15. 15AI
    An immersive, social reading app for book nerds▲5

    This is a first draft of an app that I am working on that is the "anti blinkist (the book summarization app)". I call it Augre (aug-ur - short for augmented reader) and the whole idea is that I want to immerse more, not less in a book. I want to dive deeper into the text, chat with others who are reading the book and get into delicious discussions. It's still early but here are a couple of features: 1. A really solid cross platform epub reader 2. Left sidebar which augments the reading experience with tables, images, maps (and other artifacts coming soon) 3. Book chat where you can chat with…

    2025

16. 16
    Litographs Book Club▲84

    Thoughtful book recommendations from indie booksellers

    2015

17. 17LA
    Lit – a modern literate programming tool▲95

    2014 · github.com

18. 18
    Hooked▲173

    Fiction in the form of text messages

    2015

19. 19HN
    Hacker News reader for Android▲45

    2015 · play.google.com

20. 20
    Shelf Joy▲126

    A Facebook bot to deliver hand-curated book suggestions

    2016

21. 21
    Readder▲152

    A Reddit client with advanced features

    2017

22. 22
    Atom▲145

    A hackable text editor for the 21st Century

    2014

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    BeeLine Reader▲87

    Read Kindle books faster/easier

    2015

24. 24
    Readmill▲69

    A beautiful e-book reader for iPhone, iPad and Android

    2013

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