kizamuCarve today's takeaway from books, films, comics and anime into one short line. A carve card with the work's cover — save it, and swipe to share.
Is the time you invested worth leaving as just a log of consumption?
kizamu is a learning-journal app for writing what you learned, carving it into a line, and sharing it. Keep what you took away — not a log of what you consumed.
For books, add one "today's learning" a day. Perspective chips and AI offer a "prompt" to draw your learning out. Answering it and carving it into one line — that's yours, in your own words.
Nothing complicated. Today's learning stays in three steps.
Search a book or film and tap "Start reading / Watch." Find titles from book and movie databases.
Start with that one book or film you'd been meaning to get to.
Perspective chips and an AI prompt give you a way in. Then, in your own words, carve it into one short line.
Not a confident writer? Just answer the prompt.
Your line becomes a carve card — straight to social. Finish a book or film and you also get a wrap-up card.
Your learning becomes something you put out into the world.
What you keep isn't a count of titles — it's what you grasped from that book, that film.
Read-and-forget turns into a piece you can revisit. What you got from each book and film piles up in your hands.
Narrowing to one short line turns a vague impression into "your own words." Your output naturally grows.
Share a beautiful carve card and your learning becomes your message. The longer you keep it up, the prouder the record.
We forget much of what we read as time passes. But re-reading it a little later makes learning far more likely to stay.
kizamu gently nudges that look-back with a notification.
Just a "light look-back" the next day and about a week later. No answers, no scoring. The more you re-read, the more the learning becomes yours.
We want as many people as possible to try it, so every core feature is free.
We're considering a paid plan with more advanced analytics and AI down the road, but the features offered now will stay free.
As soon as we're ready to launch, we'll email a launch announcement to the address you registered. No pushy sales emails.
No. Both signing up and the app's core features are free. During the early release, every feature is free to use.
We're planning iOS and Android smartphones. Exact supported versions will be shared at launch.
Yes. Perspective chips and AI offer a "prompt" to draw your learning out. Answer it and it becomes a short carve line. Even brief is plenty, as long as it's your words.
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