Describe the goal in your own words
Start with what you want to learn, why it matters, and what you already know or have tried—no fixed questionnaire.
Starting from your goal, background, and time constraints, AI asks what truly affects book choice before building a focused, staged plan. As you read, you can keep asking questions and taking notes with your own books.
ReadPath is a conversation-first AI reading planner. It turns a problem you want to solve into 3–5 reading stages, recommends up to 15 books, and explains the order, difficulty, and rationale.
You can correct the AI’s understanding of your goal and starting point, then adjust books, order, or direction in the planning conversation. Recommendations support your judgment; they do not replace checking titles, authors, and editions.
How it works
Start with what you want to learn, why it matters, and what you already know or have tried—no fixed questionnaire.
AI adapts its follow-up questions to your background, preferences, and real constraints. When there is enough context, you confirm its understanding.
See order, difficulty, and rationale, then track reading status. When useful, upload your own PDF or EPUB to ask questions and save paragraph notes.
Core experience
Start with free text. AI asks only what could change the books, difficulty, or order before building your reading path.
Organize up to 15 books across 3–5 stages, with order, difficulty, and rationale, then track what you plan to read, are reading, or have finished.
Upload a PDF or EPUB you legally own, ask about the text, and save paragraph notes from search. Only validated source text appears as a citation.
Use cases
Turn vague anxiety into models to understand, staged books to read, and questions you can test.
Move from foundations to core methods and advanced material, knowing what to read first and why the next step follows.
Search your PDF or EPUB, examine an argument, and save paragraph notes so what you read stays connected to your thinking.
Reading data, uploaded files, and AI context have different boundaries. Important citations always lead back to the source.
Plans, reading status, and notes are saved in this browser first. Clearing browser data removes anything not synced or designed to stay local.
PDF and EPUB source files are not retained. Uploaded files, extracted full text, and book conversations are excluded from account cloud sync. Encrypted, DRM, or image-only files may fail.
AI requests send the current question and necessary profile, path, or limited relevant excerpts. Only locally validated source text appears as a citation.
After sign-in, supported planning, reading-status, and note data syncs to your account. Files, full text, and book conversations remain local.
Sign-in, AI allowance, recommendation limits, file handling, and sync—explained clearly.
Use AI to build a reading list around your goals, background, and time, with a clearer sequence, stages, and difficulty.