Kern

What it does

You finish a great book, feel changed by it, and a month later, you cannot name three things from it. Kern fixes that. Add a book by title and it creates a small deck of recall cards. Non-fiction gets the core ideas. Fiction gets characters, turns, and the moments that mattered. No highlights, no note exports, no writing cards yourself. Reviews come back on a spaced schedule timed to catch each one right before you forget it. Works for paper and library books. No streaks. Two books are free.

Stop forgetting what you read. Kern turns any book you

You spent ten hours reading that book. A month later, three ideas survive. Kern turns any book you've finished into sharp, swipeable flashcards — then spaced repetition brings the ideas back right as they start to slip. ★★★★★ “Exactly what I was looking for.” Mariom753 · App Store No uploads, no highlights, no homework. If you finished it — paper, Kindle, audiobook, the one from 2014 — Kern can keep it alive. Type the title. That's the whole job. No EPUBs, no exporting highlights, no note-taking system to maintain. Kern writes a deck of original cards from the book's key ideas, examples and surprising claims — like a smart friend telling you the best parts. Ready in seconds.…from kern.cards

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