Short does not have to mean shallow.
Leaflet is a public library of compact visual books. Each edition has one narrow teaching job and should leave a reader with something concrete they can explain or recall.
What every public edition needs
A public book needs clear learning objectives, substantive pages, useful takeaways, answerable recall questions, and meaningful descriptions for its diagrams. New infographic editions contain exactly three or five pages.
Where AI helps—and where people remain responsible
AI can assist with drafting and purpose-built educational artwork. It does not decide what gets published. Manuscripts must pass a deterministic substance check, a separate educational review, and human moderation before entering the public library. The app labels AI-assisted editions plainly.
Research and sources
Founder-curated infographic editions begin with authoritative references, and important or surprising claims are checked against them before artwork is produced. References appear in a book’s text edition when available. Some early proof-of-concept catalog books predate full citation support; Leaflet does not present those as source-grounded editions.
Designed for learning, not empty consumption
There is no autoplay and no unlimited generated length. Shelves are small editorial collections, while every book offers an explicit finish, takeaways, and recall questions. The goal is not time spent—it is whether the edition was worth finishing.