StoryShots Reviews

Brief Review. It's good; I read their book every day and have it set as my home page. Very nice product.

Before buying a book I do some research, which is time-consuming. This app gives me links to podcasts or YT videos, showing interviews with authors or talks by them. How cool is that? I read a lot, or listen to audiobooks, this app is saving me a lot of time by offering - besides the summaries - great curated content I no longer need to research. I also use the summaries to remind me of the main points of the books I read. I look forward to using the AI credits and adding family members to the second tier.

Happy that I got Storyshots. Book summaries cover lots of ideas and knowledge from bestsellers within limited time that we have.
As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "The mind, once stretched by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions.”
Storyshots instils lots of good ideas from books.

Have used Storyshots for a while now and found it to be a great way to quickly way to quickly get up to speed on the dozens of books I regularly add to my "to read" list.
Whether I'm reading the text summary, listening to the audioshot or reviewing the infographic/mindmap it has saved me days of time.
Any issues and Farid is happy to help out and find a way to make everything work correctly.
6 tacos if it was possible!

I recently tried out StoryShot and found it a step above Blinkist. The content was more engaging, and I appreciated the various options available. I did encounter some issues with logging in initially, but Farid was extremely helpful and resolved the issue promptly. In my opinion, StoryShot is headed in the right direction and with a few tweaks, it could easily become the ultimate app for book summaries.