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I have a book-buying problem and a book-finishing problem. The second one is worse. So I built BookQuest: pick a book, and it becomes a board-game journey. Each "level" is a short lesson + a quick quiz. You only advance by passing — which forces active recall, which is the whole reason it sticks. Points, streaks, badges, leaderboard on top. Stack: Next.js + Supabase + Vercel. Server-side grading so scores can't be faked. Books are content-as-data, so adding one is just rows in a DB...
Comments (4)
are the levels curated manually or generated algorithmically?
board game framing for reading progress is clever. what'd you build this in?
Just read the book instead.
just duolingo for books then
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