Read. Understand. Prove.
Read real books, finish chapter challenges and collect certificates.
- Reading challenges and comprehension tests
- Proof of understanding for every book
- A ReadProof certificate anyone can verify with one link
Pick a book, prove your understanding chapter by chapter, and earn a ReadProof certificate anyone can verify with one link.
How it works
Pick a title from the catalog of classics and public-domain books.
Answer 5 comprehension questions per chapter.
Answers are judged for meaning — not memorized details.
A verifiable certificate with your score and proof ID.
For whom
One platform, three ways to use it. Reading is easy to claim. Understanding is harder to prove.
Read real books, finish chapter challenges and collect certificates.
Create reading challenges around your books and reward true comprehension.
Classes, assignments and results — coming soon.
A place to learn from set books — coming soon.
Inside a challenge
Each chapter ends with 5 short questions about meaning — characters, motives, cause and effect. Never trivia like “what color was the watch”. Here’s the idea:
Example · Alice in Wonderland, Ch. 1
Questions check whether you understood the story — not whether you memorized details.
Mixed types: choices, who-said-it, ordering, open answers judged for meaning.
Your score becomes a verifiable certificate — one link, checkable by anyone.
Certificates
Finish a challenge and receive a ReadProof Certificate with your score and a verifiable proof ID. Anyone — a teacher, a school, an employer — can check it with one link.
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Book challenges
Real public-domain books, comprehension quizzes per chapter, and verifiable certificates. Live catalog below.
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Teacher & student dashboards
Until the dashboards launch, you can read and earn certificates as a reader — your progress will be there when we go live.
Under the hood
Every verified result is recorded as a tamper-evident proof. You read, take challenges and earn certificates — verification just works in the background.