Every book you read, with a mind to talk to.
Seven Reads is a reading app with an AI companion that only knows the pages you've read. Ask it anything — by voice or by text — and it will never spoil what's ahead.
On the App Store for iPhone. Android is on the roadmap.
Begin the morning by saying to thyself, I shall meet with the busy-body, the ungrateful, arrogant, deceitful, envious, unsocial.
All these things happen to them by reason of their ignorance of what is good and evil.
The library
Books everyone can name.
Questions everyone has.
The built-in store opens with the classics — and search reaches 50,000+ more from the public domain. Every one of them can be asked anything, mid-page, the moment you wonder.
Why does Marcus keep reminding himself that he'll die?
What is the cave allegory actually saying?
How can doing nothing be a strategy?
Wait — who is on which side again?
Why is the whole story told in letters?
What exactly did Darcy do wrong?
What was Darwin actually claiming — and not claiming?
Why does Odysseus lie to everyone he meets?
What's inside
Everything a serious reader needs.
Nothing that gets in the way.
One app for the whole life of a book — reading it, questioning it, marking it up, and keeping what it gave you.
Ask the book anything
Confused by a passage? Ask right there. Answers are grounded in the actual text you've read — with the AI free to push back, connect ideas, and ask you questions in return.
Talk it through, out loud
Voice mode is a live spoken conversation about the book in front of you. Ask while your hands are busy; the same conversation continues when you type.
Highlights & private notes
Mark a passage, then come back and add the thought when it arrives. Notes live on the highlight, and nobody else ever sees either.
What you took from it
When you finish, Seven writes two things: the book's own overview, and a synthesis of what you noticed — built only from your notes and questions, never invented.
Streaks, honestly measured
A weekly activity view and streaks, like a training log for reading. The clock only runs while you're actually reading — a sleeping laptop banks nothing.
Focus mode & speed reading
Blank everything but a window you place over the text, or flash one word at a time at up to 1,200 wpm — and drop back into the page exactly where you stopped.
The no-spoilers guarantee
The AI only knows the pages you've read.
Other AI tools have read the whole book — ask a careless question and the ending is gone. Seven tracks your exact position, and everything past it is structurally invisible to the AI. Not a polite instruction. A wall.
Ask about the ending at 10% and Seven declines — and tells you where you actually are instead.
You, at page 40: “How does the last story end?”
Seven: I can't see that far — you're still in “A Scandal in Bohemia.” Finish it and ask me again. Want to talk about what Irene Adler just did instead?
You, at page 40: “What did I just read?”
Seven: That, I can do. Holmes has just been out-thought for the first time — notice how the story frames her as the one exception…
Built on three promises
Depth over throughput.
Seven Reads is not trying to gamify your attention. It's trying to make the hours you already give to books worth more.
Your notes are yours.
Friends see what you're reading and how far you've come — never a note, a highlight, or a question. The private half is the reason you can think honestly in the margins.
The book comes first.
No feeds inside the reader, no notifications mid-chapter. The AI waits until you ask. Focus mode exists to remove things, not add them.
Understanding is the metric.
Seven runs on the most capable AI models available, because the point isn't summarizing faster — it's an answer with actual judgment in it, including when it disagrees with the book.
What is Seven Reads?
Seven Reads is a reading app for iPhone and the web. You read EPUBs, PDFs and saved web pages inside it, and an AI companion reads along with you — you can ask it anything about the book by typing or by voice, and it answers using only the pages you've already read, so it never spoils what's ahead. It also keeps your highlights and notes, builds a whole-book overview, and tracks your reading activity and streaks.
How does the AI avoid spoilers?
Seven Reads tracks your exact position in the book, and every answer is built only from the text before that point. Content past your position is structurally excluded from what the AI can see — it isn't just asked to be careful, it cannot retrieve pages you haven't reached.
Which book formats does Seven Reads support?
EPUB and PDF files, plus any web page you save by URL. Scanned PDFs open and read normally as pages, though the AI can only discuss books with a text layer.
What books are included with Seven Reads?
The built-in store has a curated shelf of 250 classics with real cover art, plus search across more than 50,000 English-language public-domain books from Project Gutenberg — philosophy, science, history, poetry, myth and fiction. One tap adds any of them to your library. You can also upload your own EPUBs and PDFs.
Can I talk to Seven Reads with my voice?
Yes. Voice mode holds a live spoken conversation about the book you're reading, with the same no-spoilers guarantee as typed chat. Voice and text share one conversation thread, so nothing is lost switching between them.
Are my notes and highlights private?
Yes. The social feed shows only what people are reading and how far along they are — never anyone's notes, highlights or questions. Your thinking stays yours.
Can I use Seven Reads on my computer as well as my iPhone?
Yes. The same account works in any modern browser at the full experience — reader, AI chat, voice, notes and activity — and your reading position, highlights and conversations stay in sync between your phone and your computer.
Is Seven Reads available on Android?
Seven Reads is built for iPhone first, and the full experience also works in any modern browser at the same account. An Android app is on the roadmap.