Speed Reader

Finish books faster. Tips for novel finishers + students crushing textbooks. WPM dials, no fluff.

[Speed Reader @readatspeedapp]

What if you could finish a book in a weekend? 📚⚡

We're letting 12 people try Read at Speed early on Android. Free, no card, no catch. Just open it a few times over 14 days.

DM us the Gmail on your Android phone to grab a spot.

How fast can you read?

[Speed Reader @readatspeedapp]

@naisyeon Slumps are rough, especially when a book stops pulling you in. Try Read at Speed, it shows one word at a time on Android, which helps some people stop drifting off the page. Free for Android testers right now, DM us your phone Gmail if you want in.

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@loyallilashia A streak is easier to rescue with short sessions. We built Read at Speed for stretches like this, it shows one word at a time on Android so you stop losing your place. Free for testers right now, DM us the Gmail on your phone if you want a spot.

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@RyanHoliday Solo walks without a phone are underrated. The first ten minutes feel restless, then something quiet settles in.

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@readswithravi Starting with ten pages a night beats waiting for a free weekend. The habit builds faster than the motivation does.

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@RyanHoliday Discipline is mostly a string of small unglamorous choices made when nobody is watching. The easy path is always there, which is exactly why the strict one counts.

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@dailystoic The alphabet trick works because it forces a gap between the feeling and the reply. Even a few seconds is usually enough to pick a better response.

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@readswithravi The "read just for fun" part gets forgotten the most. Once reading feels like an assignment, it is easy to drop, so protecting the fun is half the habit.

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Yesterday's answer: toothpaste. It went by at 450 words per minute. Did you catch it?

[Speed Reader @readatspeedapp]

Read this at 450 words per minute. Then answer one question. No rewinding.

We need 12 Android testers. DM the Gmail on your Android phone for a free invite. It comes by email, so check Promotions.

What did we forget to buy?

[Speed Reader @readatspeedapp]

Three speeds. 15 seconds. Which one feels normal to you? 300, then 600, then 750 words per minute.

We need 12 Android testers. DM the Gmail on your Android phone for a free invite. It comes by email, so check Promotions.

What was the last word?

[Speed Reader @readatspeedapp]

Frankenstein: 5 hours at 250 words a minute. 2.5 hours at 500. Same book. Same ending.

We need 12 Android testers. DM the Gmail on your Android phone for a free invite. It comes by email, so check Promotions.

What would you do with the spare 2.5 hours?

[Speed Reader @readatspeedapp]

@literatureading Slumps usually break with something short and easy, not the big book you feel you should finish. A novella or a reread works. We're also looking for a few Android readers to try our speed-reading app free for 14 days - DM us your Android Gmail if you're curious.

[Speed Reader @readatspeedapp]

@Ammie_kels What helps a lot of people out of a slump is short sessions - 10 minutes, one chapter, stop while it's still fun. We built Read at Speed for Android partly for this, and it's free while we test. If you want a spot, DM us the Gmail on your Android phone.

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@dailystoic The temptation lasts a minute. The quiet pride of having resisted it lasts the whole day.

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@RyanHoliday A paper book with the phone in another room belongs on this list. Twenty minutes of that resets more than an hour of so-called rest.

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@readswithravi Ten pages a day beats one heroic Sunday every time. The heroic Sunday never shows up twice in a row.

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@readswithravi The quiet part of this is that patterns are easier to change than plans. Swap one 10-minute scroll for 10 pages and the plan takes care of itself.

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Yesterday's answer: café. It was the only word in the clip that had nothing to do with reading. Did you catch it?

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One word in here doesn't belong. 600 words per minute. Find it.

We need 12 Android testers. DM the Gmail on your Android phone for a free invite. It comes by email, so check Promotions.

What did you spot?

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Paper book or phone screen? One smells better. One fits in your pocket.

Pick one.

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@Ninaaa518 Sometimes it's the format, not the book. We built Read at Speed so words show one at a time and your eyes can't drift off. Free Android tester spots are open - DM us the Gmail on your phone if you want in.