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Products that do what Amazon Rapids does

A chat style reading app for kids

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   Glose for Mobile▲255

   A social reader for ebooks, now on Android

   2015

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   The Grid▲218

   An iPad dashboard for families

   2017

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   BeeLine Reader App▲88

   Speed reading for mobile

   2014

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   We Read Too▲98

   Increase the diversity of your reading with this simple app

   2015

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   Bookself▲361

   The social reading app 📚💬

   2019

6. 6LS
   Let's Chat, a self-hosted chat app for small teams▲350

   2015 · sdelements.github.io

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   KidPass▲144

   Discover and book amazing kids activities!

   2017

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   Toymail Cloud for Talkies▲170

   The mobile phone re-imagined for kids

   2017

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   Kiddle▲121

   Google for Kids

   2016

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    Curious Hat▲88

    Interactive/educational mobile apps for children

    2014

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    Sachsen▲134

    A reading app for App Store reviews

    2015

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    Glose▲241

    A next-generation social reading platform for ebooks

    2014

13. 13
    Rivet▲76

    Reading practice has never been easier

    2019

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    Kids App Hunt▲104

    Let's talk about the best apps for kids

    2016

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    One App for Android▲87

    Read Product Hunt, HN, DN, Reddit, Medium on Android

    2014

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    Rhapsody KIDS▲86

    Streaming music for the children

    2015

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    Readder▲152

    A Reddit client with advanced features

    2017

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    Designing Conversational Interfaces▲86

    An introduction to creating compelling chat applications

    2016

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    Readmill▲69

    A beautiful e-book reader for iPhone, iPad and Android

    2013

20. 20MO
    Minimalist offline journal app with a chat interface▲126

    2021 · thezenjournal.com

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    Hullabalu▲89

    Interactive stories for kids

    2014

22. 220A
    02Books – An open source web app to teach kids to read▲63

    I wanted to share a project that I've been working on designed to help young kids go from reading single words to reading whole books. My husband and I started spending a lot of time teaching our 5-year-old (Alex) to read because our school district is exclusively doing remote learning and I was skeptical that he could learn to read over Zoom. We used flashcards (which Alex found boring) and then combined them into sentences (which Alex found interesting). But the sentence approach requires a lot of arranging pieces of paper and remembering which words you are working on. So I developed…

    2020

23. 23MA
    Made a web app to read a book carefully, paragraph by paragraph▲137

    2021 · readwok.com

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    Elevenreader by ElevenLabs▲226

    Elevate your listening experience

    2025

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