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RSVP Speed Reader

readsfast.vercel.app
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Category
Productivity
Rank
No. 1715Tools index

Previous survey · No. 1720 ·

Pricing
Free
Type
APP
Interfaces
Web
Date

About

A speed reading tool that uses Rapid Serial Visual Presentation to display text one word at a time, helping users read faster than traditional methods. Features adjustable speeds from 100-1000 WPM with smart punctuation pauses and text saving capabilities.

What it does

According to the site, this browser tool pages text through one word at a time under the RSVP method, highlighting a letter in each word as an Optimal Recognition Point for the eye to track. It offers adjustable reading speed, configurable pauses at punctuation, and a way to save pasted text as notes.

Stated on the product site

Speed range
Adjustable from 100 to 1000 words per minute
Punctuation pauses
Configurable pause lengths at punctuation marks
Focus point mechanic
Highlights a letter in each word as the Optimal Recognition Point (ORP)
Saved notes
Lets users save pasted text as a note for later

Not stated on the site

  • The page does not say whether saved notes are stored locally in the browser or synced to an account.
  • Pricing is not shown, so it is unclear whether the tool is free to use.
  • The page does not state which browsers or devices the reader supports.

Written from the product site at readsfast.vercel.app.

What it can do

  • Display text using Rapid Serial Visual Presentation

    Text content → Sequential word-by-word visual presentation

  • Adjust reading speed

    Speed setting between 100-1000 WPM → Modified text display pace

  • Apply smart punctuation pauses

    Text with punctuation marks → Variable pause durations during display

  • Save text content

    Text to be stored → Saved text file or session

  • Enable speed reading practice

    Any text content → Faster reading comprehension training

Tags

speed readingrsvpreadingproductivitytexteducationlearning

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