Master the big ideas from 7 transformative books in one week. Ask questions to prove your learning, earn Curiosity Points, and compete on the global leaderboard.
Each week, we curate 7 transformative books across philosophy, psychology, business, and science. One book per day, designed to expand your mind and connect ideas across disciplines.
Past sprints: Atomic Habits, Thinking Fast and Slow, Meditations, Sapiens...
Spend 15 minutes with each book's high-fidelity summary. We distill the core thesis, key frameworks, and one critical insight that captures the book's essence.
Every summary includes the synthesis + a memorable key quote to anchor learning.
Here's the twist: instead of quizzes, you ask questions. The depth of your question reveals how deeply you understood the material. Surface questions score 100 points, moderate 250+, deep questions 500+.
Questions like "How would I apply this to my startup?" score higher than "Who wrote this?"
After 7 days of questions, test your retention with a knowledge quiz. Questions are drawn from the books you've explored. Each correct answer adds 100 points to your Curiosity Score.
The quiz validates that your questions reflected real understanding.
Your Curiosity Score is the sum of question depth points + quiz points. Compete with other learners globally. Top performers earn badges, streaks, and recognition.
Maintain a 7-day streak for bonus multipliers.
7 Days
One book per day
15 Min
Daily time commitment
Questions
Ask to prove learning
Leaderboard
Compete globally
Surface Question
Basic recall (e.g., "Who wrote this?")
~100 points
Moderate Question
Comparative or analytical (e.g., "How is this different from X?")
~250 points
Deep Question
Personal application or synthesis (e.g., "How would I apply this to my specific situation?")
~500 points
Quiz Bonus
Each correct quiz answer
+100 points
About 15-20 minutes per day. Read the summary (10 min), ask your question (5 min), and you're done. The quiz at the end of the week takes about 5 minutes.
Our AI analyzes question depth: personal context, comparative thinking, practical application, "why" questions, and "what if" scenarios all earn bonus points. Longer, more thoughtful questions score higher.
No! The summaries are designed to give you the key insights in 15 minutes. However, many learners find themselves wanting to read the full books afterward.
Yes, you can browse all summaries and ask questions locally. But to save your progress, appear on the leaderboard, and earn badges, you'll need to sign up.
No problem! You can catch up anytime during the sprint. However, maintaining consecutive days builds your streak, which gives you bonus multipliers.
Our editorial team curates books that span disciplines and complement each other. Each sprint has a loose theme (e.g., "Decision Making," "Understanding Yourself," "The Future").
