You forget most of what you learn. Mindletter brings your insights back every Sunday. In your own words, right before they fade.
It’s free. No card required.
What I keep avoiding is usually what I need to do next.
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What I keep avoiding is usually what I need to do next.
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Mindletter uses spaced repetition2 to help you internalize your insights. Turn fleeting insights into lasting wisdom.
“You don’t rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.”
You've read the books and listened to the podcasts. But you can't recall what any of them actually said.
“I've journaled on and off for years, but I never went back and read any of it. Mindletter is the first tool that helps me reflect on my past insights and grow from them.”
You want your loved ones to know what you've learned the hard way. The little head start you wish you'd had.
“My dad passed away last year. I keep thinking about all the things he knew that nobody wrote down. I started Mindletter so my kids won't feel that same loss.”
You are curious, question the status quo, and gain deep insights into yourself and the world around you.
“I'm glad I found Mindletter in my twenties. After travelling abroad, I see the world with different eyes. Lots of insights I never want to forget.”
Notes apps store things and wait to be searched. Journals get written and forgotten. Mindletter brings your own words back to you. This makes remembering a breeze. Think of index cards for your insights, just better.
You don't need to. One insight at a time. Your library is not a hectic social media feed. The less, the better.
Yes, that's Discover. A timeless feed of insights from people that have chosen to make their wisdom public. The goal is to inspire each other, find new books, podcasts and people we look up to. If you want, you can share your insights with the world too.
Simply create a circle. Add your family members or friends via their email addresses. Choose which insights you want to share with them and they will receive those by email without needing an account. You can also create multiple circles to share specific insights from your book or run club.
Yes, absolutely. We don't sell your data. Your most private insights can be end-to-end encrypted, so that not even we can read them.
Yes. Mindletter is free to use, and you don’t need a card. If you enjoy it, you can buy Lukas (the builder behind it) a coffee anytime.
Every insight you don't write down is one you'll never get back.
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