Kravion Book Club

Don't read alone.

One book, four weeks, one small change each week — together with 1,284 readers.

  • Free
  • No account
  • 10 minutes a week
From this round · Marta: Charger moved to the hallway

How it works

  1. 1

    Join in one tap

    Free, no account. Your pass lives on this device.

  2. 2

    Every Monday

    One idea from the book and one small challenge.

  3. 3

    Every Sunday

    Mark it done and see what other readers changed.

Four weeks, four ideas

  1. Done

    Start with identity

  2. 2

    This week

    Make it obvious

  3. 3

    Coming

    Make it easy

  4. 4

    Coming

    Make it satisfying

This week · Week 2 of 4

Make it obvious

A habit you can't see is a habit you won't run — so change what your rooms put in front of you.

Three moves

  1. 1

    Notice the cue that really starts the habit.

  2. 2

    Move one object so the good version is the easy one.

  3. 3

    Add friction to exactly one thing you'd rather do less.

Practical goal: By Sunday: one cue makes a habit automatic, one cue makes another slightly annoying.

This week's challenge

Leave your phone outside the bedroom tonight.

Charge it in the hallway, use a normal alarm. One night, one room.

612 taking part · 389 completed

Why this one: It's the smallest test of the week's idea: a minute to set up, and by morning you know whether the cue mattered.

Not opinions. Real changes.

  • Marta

    Charger moved to the hallway

    → 6 nights phone-free, ~15 min reading before sleep.

  • Jonas

    Kitchen counter kept clear

    → Cooked 4 of 7 evenings.

  • Priya

    Gym bag packed the night before

    → 2 morning sessions, up from zero.

  • Tom

    Laptop shelved at 18:30

    → No 22:00 check on 4 of 5 nights.

How this round rates the book

806 responses

Worth reading92%
Actually changed something74%
Would reread41%

Next round ·

The Singularity Is Nearer

Four weeks on the AI curve: nanobots, grey goo, and dropping doom as the default.

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Questions

Is it free?

Yes. The club is free — no account, no email, no card.

How much time does it take?

About ten minutes a week: read one idea, try one small thing, mark it done.

Do I need the app?

No, the club works right here. The Kravion app adds reminders, notes and a reflection for every chapter.

Where is my progress saved?

On this device only. Joining the waitlist sends one anonymous count — never your name or email.

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