Read faster without losing your place.
A polished, distraction-free speed reader with word-flash and page-highlight modes. Dial in your WPM, jump anywhere instantly, and resume later—everything stays in your browser.
Browse SpeedyReedy LibraryTake the short pretest to time your natural pace and check your comprehension before jumping into SpeedyReedy.
Faster comprehension without losing focus
Speed reading is a technique that trains your eyes to process text more efficiently by minimizing wasted motion and helping you keep a steady reading cadence.
With the right pacing and chunking, you can take in more words per glance without losing comprehension. Many high performers have used speed reading to get through dense material quickly, including reports of JFK reading as fast as 1,200 WPM.
SpeedyReedy gives you a distraction-free environment so you can build speed while staying locked in on meaning, not just volume.
A quick sense of how fast each preset feels.
WPM (words per minute) and chunk size work together: larger chunks mean fewer flashes to cover the same text, but they demand more peripheral focus. Start low, build comfort, then nudge WPM and chunk size as your eyes adapt. Most readers can climb from Beginner to Advanced with steady practice; Expert is ambitious and best for skimming or familiar material.
From file to flow state in seconds
Add something to your library, pick your mode, and start reading. Your position saves continuously so you can stop and resume anytime.
Upload a PDF/EPUB/TXT, or paste a URL. The app extracts and normalizes text automatically.
Choose WPM, chunk size, and page size. Use the keyboard to adjust quickly while reading.
Your progress is saved per source, so returning to a book feels seamless.
Two modes that match how you read
Switch between a focused word-flash display and an immersive page highlight mode. Both preserve a true WPM rate as chunk size changes, and both keep you oriented with progress and page stats.
Built to be the fair, fast alternative
I was fed up with speed reading apps that were either clunky or priced like luxury tools. This is my answer: a focused reader that stays simple and keeps costs as low as possible for everyone.