Turn books into 2-minute stories you'll actually finish.
Mindpop gives you short, personalised story-like reads that secretly walk you through entire books — without the pressure of “starting a book”.
Books are great. But our brains are tired.
You buy books. You love the ideas.
Then life happens. Notifications win. The book loses.
You start books and stall after chapter 2.
Most summaries feel like dry textbooks.
You want the wisdom, not another reading chore.
How Mindpop works
We rebuilt reading around curiosity — not discipline.
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Get surprise insights based on your chosen topics.
Read in micro-slides
Each story feels like a mini thread — visual, tight, engaging.
See the book behind it
At the end, discover which book the story was built from.
Earn real rewards
Build streaks, unlock badges, and redeem for actual perks as you read.
What reading feels like inside Mindpop
Why Small Habits Make Big Differences
The 1% Rule: Improving by just 1% each day means you'll be 37 times better after a year.
Your brain creates neural pathways. The more you repeat an action, the stronger that pathway becomes.
Key Insight
Focus on systems, not goals. Winners and losers have the same goals.
From the book
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Hooks that pull you in
Each story opens with a question or scenario that sparks immediate curiosity.
Metaphors that make ideas stick
Complex concepts explained through relatable stories and visual analogies.
1–3 minute reads
Perfect for coffee breaks, commutes, or whenever you have a spare moment.
Each story ends with an “aha” moment
Walk away with actionable insights you can apply immediately.
Built around your brain, not the other way around.
Stories tuned to your taste
- Choose topics: business, habits, mindset, money, psychology
- Adjust tone: punchy, analytical, chill
- We learn: from what you click and finish
Reading that builds on itself
- Track progress: which book ideas you've unlocked
- See growth: streaks, levels, and insights gained
- Build habits: without forcing it
What early readers are saying
Ready to feel smart without forcing yourself to read a whole book?
Start with one 2-minute story.