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The sharpest ideas from 160+ of the world's best books, on strategy, money, habits, philosophy and the Gita, in two-minute cards. Read it, try it this week, and it sticks.
Free forever. No sign-up needed to start.
Most summary apps stop at reading. Power Thoughts is built around doing.
A short daily session that learns what you're into. Swipe through, react, save the keepers.
Tap "I'll try this", write one small step, and we check in a few days later to ask how it went.
Saved ideas come back in quick recall sessions, so they're still with you next month.
Everything the big apps have, plus what they don't.
Go deeper on any ideaAn explanation, a real example, how to apply it, and where it breaks down.
Great debates, reconciledFeared or loved? Gut or data? See both sides, then how they fit together.
Ask your libraryAsk a real question and get an answer drawn from the books that matter.
East and WestSeneca next to the Gita, Munger next to Chanakya, Kahneman next to the Dhammapada.
In your languageHindi, Marathi, Tamil, Bengali and more, with adjustable text size.
Built for familiesOne plan for the whole house, each person with their own progress and a shared family board.
The whole library, the daily session, debates and every language cost nothing. Light, clearly labelled ads keep it free, and they never interrupt a card you're reading.
164 books across 22 topics. Every book page is free to read.
Yes. There is no subscription. A few clearly labelled ads pay for it, placed between sections and never in the middle of an idea you are reading.
They stop at reading. We add "try this" commitments with check-ins, debates that reconcile opposing books, answers to your own questions, Indian thought next to Western classics, and progress for the whole family, all free.
Yes. Every card can be read in Hindi, and explanations can be written in Hindi too. More Indian languages follow at launch.
Yes. Text size is adjustable, cards are short, and you can set it up for them in a minute.
No. Open the app and start reading. Signing in with Google later keeps your saves and streak across devices.