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Focus reader · for iOS
Read Faster & Stay Focused
Anything you want to read, streamed one word at a time to a single point on screen. Your eyes stop moving. Your focus locks in.
Try it now
hold to read
You are reading this one word at a time. Your eyes are not moving — they stay locked on the red letter while each word comes to you. No lines to scan, no place to lose. Notice how comfortable this feels. Now try moving the slider up.
Speed
250 wpm
press & hold the reading area — or hold Space
Sound familiar?
Reading didn’t get harder. Everything else got faster.
“I reread the same line five times, then check my phone anyway.”
Losing your place
“I finish a page and realise I absorbed none of it.”
Reading without reading
“I keep buying books. I stopped finishing them years ago.”
The growing pile
Normal reading gives your brain four jobs at once. readrrr leaves it one: understanding the words.
How it works
Reading, rebuilt for a scrolling brain.
01 · The reader
One word. One place. Nothing to lose track of.
Every word appears in the same spot, one letter anchored in red. Your eyes never move.
- No lines to scan, no place to lose.
- No rereading the same sentence five times.
- A rhythm that pulls you forward instead of letting you drift.
02 · Your library
If you can read it, you can stream it.
Not just books. Bring whatever you’re actually trying to get through:
- Scan pages straight from paper books.
- Open any article from Safari in one tap.
- Import PDFs and files, or just paste text.
03 · Narration
Hear it while you see it.
A voice reads along, perfectly in sync with the words on screen.
- Two senses are harder to escape than one.
- When your mind drifts, the audio pulls you back.
- Dense text gets a lot easier to push through.
It doesn’t magically read for you. It removes the friction that makes reading feel impossible.
The payoff
Speed stops being work.
Most people read around 240 wpm. With RSVP, 400–800 starts to feel comfortable.
And the rest
Small things that keep you in the flow.
Your speed, your call
100 to 1,000 wpm, with smart timing that gives each word the time it needs.
A place to start
A built-in collection of books, essays, and Wikipedia articles.