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Explain what you read. Remember it.
Finished a book, a chapter, or just one idea? Write it down in your own words. Noera keeps your explanation and brings it back later, so the understanding sticks.
How it works
Pick the book and, if you like, the chapter. Then write, or dictate, what stayed with you. It doesn’t need to be complete.
CancelSaveWhat stayed with you?
In your own words. It doesn’t need to be complete.
Thinking, Fast and Slow · Ch. 11 · Anchors
Any number you see first drags your estimate toward it — even one you know is random. Kahneman’s wheel of fortune: people who spun 65 guessed far higher than people who spun 10.
What stayed with you?
In your own words. It doesn’t need to be complete.
Thinking, Fast and Slow · Ch. 11 · Anchors
Any number you see first drags your estimate toward it — even one you know is random. Kahneman’s wheel of fortune: people who spun 65 guessed far higher than people who spun 10.
Your words stay yours.
It never grades.
No scores, no right answers. The questions are there to help you think, not to test you.
It never rewrites you.
Your explanation is kept exactly as you wrote it. An AI summary is something you ask for. It’s stored separately and labelled “AI-written”.
It isn’t a summary app.
Noera doesn’t read books for you. The understanding has to come from you.
It doesn’t track you.
No ads, no analytics, no data sold.
Questions
Do I have to use the AI?
No. Explaining and revisiting work without it. The questions and summaries are opt-in, every time.
What happens to what I write?
It’s stored in your account, nowhere else. Text is sent to an AI model only when you ask for questions or a summary. Read the privacy policy.
Which books can I add?
Any book. Search by title to fill in the author and cover, or type it in yourself.
Can I delete my data?
Yes. Deleting your account in the app permanently removes everything.
What does Noera cost?
Nothing for now. Paid plans may come later, and you'll always see the price before anything is charged.
When can I get it?
Soon on the App Store. We’re testing with a small group first.