What would you do if you can read one book per day? Read all the books? Become the master at anything? We found a solution! Speed reading now is not a dream! Try yourself, up to 5000 words per minute. Free to use!
@shellehs Hello!
It depends on every person. You must concentrate to get all information - so it's normal to get tired. Try after try, and one-two week's later you'll read two times faster without any boredom
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You wrote that this app is free, yet Apple shows it is a subscription of 9.99 mo/79.99 year? So am I misunderstanding?
@troymork App is free - you dont need to pay for use
But there are a small limitations for free version - speed no more than 2500, and no more than 3 books, some ads will show for you
For other it's free - you can read books as free as premium version
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I think this is pretty fantastic!! Reading is one of my all time favorite hobbies, however since becoming a mother I don’t have time for it anymore.
@laticia_rene Hello!
Good to listen! Now you'll read books faster, so the less time will be spent :)
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This looks interesting. Will try when you release on Android. I love to highlight and read at the same time. Will be interesting to compare how much different is the experience, compare to that.
I love books.
Every day I try to read at least half a book.
So I decided to create this application -
First of all - it's easy to use.
Secondly - my time is saved. I spend less time to read the same.
So now, I've decided to share this application with everyone.
It's free to use, up to 2500 words per minute for free.
If you have any questions - I'd like to listen from you!
@rrhoover Hello, Ryan!
First of all, I started at speed of 250 and it's clear to understand all of information
If you will up speed when you only think that for now it's all clear - you will get all of the information (but do not read technical literature at all)
So now, for me it's always clear
@natalya_bakatanova@rrhoover I'm big into speed reading, however, speed reading (or reading in general) is always best to combine it with memory techniques. People's memory retention at normal reading speeds is already in the single digits. A good overview of how to do this can be found in the book Moonwalking with Einstein which I'm sure many of you have read, but an exercise as simple as stoping every 10 pages to recall what you just read is a good start.
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