The wonderful habit of reading is slowly slipping away from people today as a result of the evolving technologies and advanced entertainment systems. Even the most committed bookworms are now finding it difficult to keep up with the newly released books. Let’s face it, it’s not easy to find time to read a 600-page book in our everyday busy lives. The Vancouver-based startup, Librum aims to solve this problem by summarizing lengthy books into short summaries, so you can read more books faster than ever.

Librum is a service that lets you read short-form summaries of non-fiction books, allowing you to check out more books off of your wish list. Each summary includes the most valuable information of the entire book to fill your brain with important knowledge. There are several other services out there that offers the same kind of features for a price, but Librum lets you access all of its books for free.

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Librum app for Android and iOS is still in beta. However, the company plans to launch the app in mid-November. There will be more than 40 books available to everyone upon release, and Librum told us that they plan on adding 40+ book summaries per month after the launch.

Head over to Librum website to signup for the invite list.

 
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