Big ideas, zero filler. Booksly turns 300-page non-fiction bestsellers into punchy 15-minute text and audio summaries. What makes it different: • Visual quote export designed natively for social sharing • Instant deep links to specific book chapters • Distraction-free, fluid mobile UI Read smarter, retain frameworks that matter, and share insights that inspire in under 15 minutes a day.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Booksly because my reading list was turning into a graveyard of half-finished books. I found myself buying 300-page bestsellers just to highlight 3 or 4 core frameworks, only to forget them two weeks later.
Existing summary tools felt bloated with gamification, streaks, and paywalls—when all I wanted was high-signal insights that stick.
What we focused on with Booksly:
• 15-minute actionable summaries: Crisp audio and text focused on implementation, not filler.
• 1-tap visual quote cards: Export key concepts cleanly to share on socials or save to your notes.
• Deep linking: Send a specific chapter or takeaway directly to a friend without tedious onboarding walls.
We’re live today, and I’d love to hear your thoughts:
What’s one non-fiction book that genuinely changed how you work or think?
How do you usually retain or organize what you learn from books?
I’ll be hanging out in the comments all day to answer questions, take book requests, and listen to your feedback! 🚀