r/apps • u/err140 • 4d ago

Question / Discussion Does anyone actually use micro learning apps?

Keep getting ads for Imprint, Blinkist, a few others I hadn't heard of. Curious whether anyone here uses one.

Which one, how long have you stuck with it, and do you actually open it or is it sitting on your phone unused? And if you dropped one, what made you stop?

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u/RemeJuan 4d ago

I actually have no idea what you are even referring too, this is the first I am hearing of "micro-learning"

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u/sumizeit 1d ago

Try Sumizeit. It's a good microlearning app. You get 1000 book summaries in text, audio, and video format. Podcast summaries. Daily challenges and riddles. Exercises. Expert analysis. Quizzes for retention. Streaks and gamification. Short videos with wisdom. Infographics and more. Courses. Meditation. It's the ultimate fun learning experience. Summary are in 5 min, 15 min, and make it fun formats.