ReadStacks is a reading platform that turns books, long articles and research into short, structured “stacks” you can read in a few minutes. It sits between a book-summary site and a curated wiki: fast like a feed, but built for people who still care about depth.
Each stack breaks one work or idea into clear parts: what it’s about, why it matters, what it gets right or wrong, and what to read next. We use AI to map and compare sources, and humans to edit, check nuance and link everything back to the original book or article. The goal is not to replace reading, but to help you decide what deserves your time – and to remember more of what you read.
Over time, ReadStacks will learn from what readers actually finish, save and share, so recommendations get smarter instead of louder. We’ll be transparent about how this works and keep improving based on data and feedback, not hype. If you have ideas, criticism or want to help build this, we want to hear from you – that’s how the next stack gets better than the last.
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