One Good Thing vs Imprint
the short answer
Imprint teaches through short illustrated lessons and quizzes on a wide range of subjects. One Good Thing has no quiz, just one written idea a day to carry or let go in under two minutes.
why people compare them
An Imprint chapter runs about two minutes, which is also roughly our whole visit.
Imprint turns topics and books into short visual lessons, with chapters of about two minutes and daily quizzes to help things stick. One Good Thing is plainer: one written idea a day from 12 fields, under two minutes, and you decide whether to keep it.
side by side
| Compared on | one good thing | imprint |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | One good idea a day, from 12 fields | Illustrated micro lessons on psychology, history, science, finance and more |
| Time a day | Under two minutes, once | Chapters of about two minutes |
| What you do | Read, carry it or let it go, close the app | Read the visual lesson, take a quiz, save insights |
| Where ideas come from | Written for the app | Lessons and visual guides built from topics and books |
| What it builds | Your house of thought, one room for every field you carry from | A set of saved insights and course progress |
| Going deeper | Ask questions answered from your own collection, not the open internet | Courses, plus daily quizzes to reinforce what you learned |
| Cost | The daily idea and your whole collection are free for good. Membership is optional | Free to download, the full catalog on a subscription |
- What it is
- ogtOne good idea a day, from 12 fields
- imprintIllustrated micro lessons on psychology, history, science, finance and more
- Time a day
- ogtUnder two minutes, once
- imprintChapters of about two minutes
- What you do
- ogtRead, carry it or let it go, close the app
- imprintRead the visual lesson, take a quiz, save insights
- Where ideas come from
- ogtWritten for the app
- imprintLessons and visual guides built from topics and books
- What it builds
- ogtYour house of thought, one room for every field you carry from
- imprintA set of saved insights and course progress
- Going deeper
- ogtAsk questions answered from your own collection, not the open internet
- imprintCourses, plus daily quizzes to reinforce what you learned
- Cost
- ogtThe daily idea and your whole collection are free for good. Membership is optional
- imprintFree to download, the full catalog on a subscription
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which one is for you
Imprint, if
- You learn best from pictures
- Quizzes help you remember
- You want a catalog of topics to dip into
- You like visual guides to books
One Good Thing, if
- You like words, and not too many of them
- You do not want a quiz
- You want one thing to carry, not a course
- You like a surprise from a field you did not pick
the honest part
Leaving the lesson to you
Imprint has quizzes. One Good Thing has one question, carry it or let it go, and nobody checks your answer. Keep a few and the margin may later point out what two of them have in common.
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