WORLDAGREES.

The official iPhone app

The book, with a margin

World Agrees is the reading app for The World That Agrees With You. The whole book lives on your device — the introduction, eleven chapters, the conclusion, and the reference. There is no account, and you can read it without a connection.

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The app's opening screen listing the book's sections
The book opens straight to the table of contents.
Reading the introduction with serif type on a paper-colored page
Paper-colored pages, type size follows your system settings.
A margin note beside a passage
The margin says what the manuscript named and what the app drew.
The book's contents screen
Every chapter, the conclusion, and the reference, always with you.
The notes screen showing a post from worldagrees.com
The notes from worldagrees.com open immediately — even offline.
The index screen cataloging systems and organizations from the book
The index catalogs the systems, platforms, and organizations in the book.

What the margin does

In the book, the margin is where the argument lives. In the app, the margin stays with the passage you are reading. A note says named when the manuscript itself uses that name, and drawn when the app made the connection — and it says so. A drawn connection is not a citation. You always know which kind you are looking at.

The index

The index is the catalog beside the book: systems, platforms, standards, proposals, and the organizations around them. Search a name, open it, star it. The watchlist is what you starred, kept on your device.

The notes

The notes from worldagrees.com are included in the app, and they open immediately. When you have a connection, the app checks for a new note, and any article you open is saved so you can read it again offline.

The book

The World That Agrees With You examines how an assistant can change its answer to match what you want to hear — and what to do about memory, evidence, and useful disagreement. The app carries the whole thing. If you would rather read it in a browser, it is free to read online; the app is for the margin, the index, and the copy that lives in your pocket.