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Kern: Remember What You Read

Type in a book you've read and Kern gives you cards for it, no highlighting or notes required. It tracks which books are fading and pulls them back before they're gone. Five minutes a day.

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  • Freemium (Pay once or Subscription)
  • Proprietary

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  • iPhone
  • iPad
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  2.  Reading

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What is Kern: Remember What You Read?

Kern is a tool that keeps your finished books alive by turning them into a deck of swipeable cards. It helps you recall key ideas, examples, arguments, and connections for non-fiction books, and characters, relationships, turning points, themes, motifs, and settings for fiction books.

HOW IT WORKS

  1. Add a book you've finished.
  2. Kern creates a deck to help you recall the book.
  3. Swipe for a few minutes a day to review.

Fiction and non-fiction books have different types of cards. Fiction cards contain spoilers and are for books you've finished.

WHY READERS PICK KERN

  • Cards for both fiction and non-fiction
  • Your library in one feed
  • Interactive cards that check recall
  • Paraphrased cards, not excerpts
  • Review offline after a deck is created
  • No account or sign-up required

THE WALL

Every book you add is on the Wall. Review it to keep it inked or watch it fade if neglected. Fiction and non-fiction are marked, and you can open a feed for either type. No streaks, guilt trips, or leaderboards, just an honest picture of what you remember.

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