SpeedRead, Spritz Reading

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About this app

Speed read is the new method of reading books.
Speed reading allows the user to spritz through a book a lot quicker than traditional methods, by allowing for words per minute (WPM) control with additional fine-tuning for word length, comma / period delays.
Also supports TTS (Text-To-Speech) feature which allows for the user to listen to the book instead.

Currently supports PDF, EPUB, DOCX, TXT, MOBI, AZW, FB2, PRC and AZW3 file formats.
Users can also copy / paste books from other sources, like web-sites.
Books can also be added directly from project Gutenberg.org using the "Search" option.

Supports different themes for night and regular reading.

Volume up / down controls playback speed.

Ratings and reviews

Honestly, i think this app is one of the most easy to use speed readers I've seen! But sadly i have a complaint. The app formats the original file and makes it "pure" text. But it bugs me as my file has two columns of text on each page and the app formats them weirldly, changing their order. But it works excellent with regular, one-columned files! I hope you fix that issue in the future, thanks!

I searched for ages for an app that would allow me to read an ebook quickly by showing one word at a time and this app is exactly what I've been looking for. Good stuff developers. One thing I thought of that would improve it would be changing the default settings to something better, because I had to tweak it a bit before it was perfect. I think adding a comma and period delay (200 and 400ms), a slightly smaller font (eg 32) and a small word length delay (20ms) would be better.

Great first impression, as I finally found the first ever free app that reads pdf, has a pacer, text-to-speech function. This app is so easy to use. But here's the thing, they cram pages into small fractions which is really confusing. There is also stops in between sentences. This makes you have to have to piece back what you have heard before to what they are now saying to make sense. The punctuations are all messed up which is a terrible idea when there's a LOT of examples in books.

What's new

Fixed launching app