Readingraphics is a Singapore-based digital publishing platform offering comprehensive book summaries of 392+ top business and self-help titles. Unlike standard summary services, every book is distilled into three formats: a detailed text summary (PDF), an audio summary (MP3), and a unique 1-page graphic infographic (PDF) that consolidates all key ideas visually. This multi-format approach is designed to reinforce learning and retention across different reading and listening styles.
The platform's standout feature is its graphic summary — described as the world's first book infographic summary service. Each infographic condenses an entire book's core concepts into a single visual mental model, allowing readers to grasp, connect, and recall ideas at a glance. This is particularly useful for busy professionals who need to absorb insights quickly or revisit previously read books without re-reading them in full.
Readingraphics applies a rigorous 5-tier book selection process, publishing only about 3 new summaries per month. This means fewer than 10% of bestsellers make the cut, ensuring that the library — currently at 392+ titles — maintains a high standard of relevance and quality. Categories span business strategy, personal development, productivity, leadership, finance, psychology, and communication.
- Formats: Text PDF, graphic PDF (infographic), and audio MP3 — all downloadable and kept permanently
- Access options: À la carte single-summary purchases or full-library subscription (monthly, annual, or 10-year plans)
- Quality guarantee: 30-day full refund if any summary does not accurately represent the original book
- Team: Fully remote, headquartered in Singapore, with team members across 9 time zones globally
The platform is best suited for entrepreneurs, managers, coaches, and lifelong learners who want to extract actionable insights from top books without committing hours to reading. Free sample summaries are available to assess quality before purchasing. Note that detailed case studies, specific research data, and narrative stories from original books are typically omitted in summaries to maintain conciseness.