Read the books you’ve always been curious about.

quesread guides you through great books with questions — so you finish them, understand them, and remember them.

  • Real books,
    not summaries
  • Guided by
    questions
  • Understand
    and remember

Classics are hard to finish.
Summaries don’t stick.

  • They’re long
    and challenging.

  • It’s easy to lose
    motivation.

  • Summaries feel shallow
    and you forget them quickly.

How quesread works

A simple way to read, understand, and remember great books.

  1. Pick a book

    Choose from our library of classic books.

  2. Read and answer

    Read the book with carefully placed questions.

  3. Get graded and explained

    Your answer is graded by AI and explained clearly.

    • Correct
    • Partially correct
    • Wrong
    • Skipped
  4. Review and go deeper

    Weak points return for spaced review, with links to related ideas.

Sample question from The Wealth of Nations

Cover of The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith

Question · Book I, Chapter I

Why does Adam Smith say the division of labour increases productivity?

Partially correct

Your answer

Because workers can specialize in a smaller number of tasks, become more skilled, and save time switching between different tasks, which allows them to produce more.

Explanation

You’re right that specialization and saving time are key reasons. Adam Smith also emphasizes that the division of labour leads to the invention of better tools and machines, which further increases productivity.

Not a summary. Not a chatbot.

A different way to read classic books.

Typical summaries or chatbots

  • Shortened and simplified
  • Easy to forget
  • Passive reading
  • No structured learning
  • You miss the depth and nuance

quesread

  • The complete original text
  • Active learning through questions
  • AI grading with clear explanations
  • Spaced review of weak points
  • A deeper, longer lasting understanding

Start with a masterpiece

The Wealth of Nations — completely free.

Read Adam Smith’s landmark work, guided by questions. Experience how quesread works, with the entire book free.

Read The Wealth of Nations free

Early birds pay only 30% of the regular price for 2 years

Simple pricing for lifelong reading.

Get access to our library of classic books, with guided questions, AI feedback, and spaced review.

Prices in USD. Monthly subscription, cancel anytime. Unused books don’t roll over. Coming soon — join the waitlist for early access.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of books are available?

We focus on timeless classics in philosophy, literature, history, economics and more. We’re starting with a curated selection, mostly books we have the rights to share, and we’ll add more over time.

Do I need to have read the book already?

No. quesread is built for books you haven’t read yet. The questions guide you through the text from the first page.

Is anything free?

Yes — the whole of The Wealth of Nations is free for everyone, as the sample book.

How does the AI grading work?

Your answers are graded as correct, partially correct, wrong or skipped. You get a clear explanation and the key points you missed, and weak areas come back for spaced review.

How much does it cost?

Basic is $10 per month for 2 books, Plus is $20 per month for 5 books and Pro is $50 per month for 15 books. Prices are in USD. Unused books don’t roll over.

When does it launch?

Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when quesread opens. Early birds pay only 30% of the regular price for 2 years.

Ready to read differently?

Join the waitlist and be the first to get early access.

No spam — one email when we launch. Early birds pay only 30% of the regular price for 2 years.