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Get the key insights from 25,000+ of the best nonfiction books, articles and video talks summarized into 15-minute summaries.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
getAbstract is a library of summaries of nonfiction. According to the listing, it holds more than 25,000 summaries of books, articles and video talks, each sized to take about 15 minutes to get through.
It suits people who want the main ideas from business, leadership and personal development titles without reading each one in full. The listing also names productivity, health and science and technology as subject areas.
The build we hold is getAbstract: Book Summaries 15.1.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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Each summary can be read as text or played as an audio version, which makes it usable while commuting or doing something else. The listing says the language can be picked from English, German, Spanish, Chinese, French, Portuguese and Russian.
Summaries are sorted into curated channels on topics such as business, productivity, leadership, personal development, health and science and technology. The app also offers personalized reading recommendations based on what you pick.
Summaries can be accessed both online and offline on any device the app runs on. The app can also send a summary directly to a Kindle, so it can be read on an e-reader instead of a phone.
The listing says an in-house editorial team, with 20 years of experience, reads, selects and summarizes every title. Each title is then placed into one of the topic channels.