A whole book, rebuilt for momentum
Scroll through it.
Finish the book.
A whole book becomes a stream of cards: one argument, one striking line, one decisive scene at a time. When a card stops you, ask right there.
A reading path, not a summary
Not pulled quotes.
The book, taken apart.
The argument, examples, objections, concepts, and your own questions become different kinds of cards—still ordered by the book they came from.
01 · SEE THE SHAPE OF THE BOOK
Every kind of thought gets its own card
A claim should not look like a quotation, and a question should not disappear inside a summary. FeedLitra separates the book into cards that tell you what kind of thought you are looking at.
02 · ASK IN PLACE
Ask right on the card that stopped you
The question inherits the card's context, so you do not have to explain the whole book again. The source stays attached for whenever you want to check the answer.
Or just highlight the line and move on. It will still be there when you return.
03 · READ WITH ANOTHER MIND
Great readers mark up the book with you
Add Feynman, Munger, or Socrates as a reading lens. Each one stops at different lines and leaves a different note on the card.
Let several read the same chapter and each will leave a short companion summary.
04 · KEEP WHAT YOU READ
Every card you read is still there
Read cards, saved cards, and questions stay organized by book and chapter. Return later and find the exact thought where you stopped.
When a card is worth sharing, export that single card as an image.
05 · INCLUDE THE BOOK YOU HAVE
Image-based books can join the feed too
Scanned pages do not have to stay locked in a PDF. Bring image-based books into the same reading path, with OCR making their text ready for cards, excerpts, and questions.
Every page becomes a place to begin.
Ask about this ideaA FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
For the way you actually read.
Does FeedLitra replace reading the book?
No. FeedLitra helps you move through the book's argument in useful pieces, then return to the original pages whenever you want more context.
Can I ask questions about a specific passage?
Yes. Ask from the reading card where the question begins, so the response stays grounded in that passage and its surrounding ideas.
What happens to the original source?
The original source stays beside the feed. Excerpts, answers, and your progress all lead back to the book rather than replacing it.