Bookey: Books for Self Growth

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About this app

💡Why Use Bookey?
Level up your life with the book's key ideas. Bookey brings the 30 min key insights from the world bestsellers to boost your personal growth and explore your potential.

We unlock the big ideas from selected books 📕📕📕 that cover Personal Development, Biography, Leadership, Art, Business, and more. Each title is complemented with a mind map that highlights the essence of the book, allowing you to grasp the gist of the book at a glance. We are committed to offering a fresh way of learning and promoting universal access to knowledge. No.1 Blinkist and Headway Alternative.

🌟How does Bookey make your life easier?
✔ Audio versions for hands-free learning
✔ Mind map for each book
✔ Download mode for learning without Wi-Fi
✔ 12 categories to cover all non-fiction fields
✔ Books recommended by Bill Gates, New York Times and more
✔ No extra time needed only 30 mins for summaries
✔ Non-stressed notification system to disturb you.


❤️What do readers love about Bookey?
“This app really got me reading more every night before going to bed. I like the variety of books and mind map! By the way, the content is deeper than Blinkist, Koober, 12min, Audiobooks and Headway.” — Alan😀👏👏

"A fantastic way to open up your mind to new authors who you wouldn’t have tried otherwise. It is just the right thing for my busy lifestyle " — Henry👍💯

“This app is amazingly easy to me because I can't really read when working or drive; however I can listen all day long at night. Specially Bookey help me improve my performance at work.” — Ashley😁🌈

“I am using the Kindle, Audible, Goodreads, Instaread, Ted Talks, Udemy, Duolingo, Linkedin and Podcast before for reading and listening. But now I am only a fan of Bookey.” — Harris🌟❤️

⚡️Getting started is simple: Download the Bookey app now. Enjoy the Daily Mind Snack for Free!

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Ratings and reviews

The only thing that I find distracting is that sometimes words have two different pronunciations based on whether a given part of speech is a noun or a verb. (e.g., record or perfect). Perhaps the voice of the AI voice of the reader doesn't comprehend the pronunciation(s) based on context; I hope that the technology will improve over time. Also in the case of some acronyms, it attempts the pronounce it as a word instead of saying the letters that make up the name of a diagnosis.

I really like the way Bookey consolidates a great deal of information and distills it into such an exacting to the point summary. It reminds me a bit of the timesaving benefits that are realized through speedreading. So far so good, I'm finding it to be a great way to pack on the learning features that come with more reading LESS all that time that must otherwise be invested.

I have updated this to a 5. The book summariess are excellent, and are longer / more in depth than others! I still think when one gets to the end of the book, finishes it, then comes back to it at a later date it shd kind of reset back to the beginning- not open up the summary section at the end. I like how you can read the summary or listen, your choice.