Readly
Read faster, easier, and with better focus (up to 600 wpm)
Readly launched on October 7, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,779 of 8,178 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Readly lets you experience a new way of reading — up to 600 words per minute with RSVP. Designed for mobile, it focuses on smooth UX, thumb-friendly controls, and punctuation pauses that make fast reading feel natural and effortless. Available as a free beta.
Readly is a free RSVP speed reader for the browser: paste text, open a PDF or EPUB, or paste an article link and read one word at a time at 300–800 wpm. No account.
One word at a time, at a fixed point, at the pace you choose. Paste text, drop a PDF or EPUB, or paste a link. 400 wpm · 1 / 46 Read i ng 250 400 600 800 ▶ ❚❚ Play The highlighted letter never moves. That's the whole trick. Space plays and pauses in the real reader. Reading is quick eye jumps between short stops. RSVP removes the jumps and keeps the stops. Honest part: comprehension drops if you sprint. Pick a comfortable pace and raise it as it gets easy. Parsed on your device, so a 400-page PDF never leaves your laptop. Paste the address of a blog post, news article or Wikipedia page. Files are parsed in your browser and never uploaded. An article link is fetched by our server once.…from readly.fun
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Speed ReaderJun 2026 · speed-reader.pro · ▲99I built a Chrome extension for speed reading using RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation). One day I came across research on RSVP — a technology that allows you to read 2-3x faster without losing comprehension. That's how Speed Reader was born — a free Chrome extension that lets you read faster right in your browser. The main feature is automatic article parsing. Open any page, click one button, and the extension extracts the text, removing ads and clutter. It also highlights the ORP (Optimal Recognition Point) — the natural focus point in each word. Free, no ads, no data collection.…
ReadfastJan 2026 · readfast.co · ▲3I built a minamalistic RSVP reader that lets you paste articles from X, substack etc and read using RSVP. With the app I have 2x how fast I can read. Check it out and let me know if you have any feedback.
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