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About Speed Reading: Speed Reader

Read faster. Understand more. Train the skills that make both possible. Speed Reading: Speed Reader is a focused reading trainer for anyone who wants more than a bigger WPM number. It brings together reading-speed assessment, comprehension checks, a structured daily plan, adaptive practice, and 23 targeted exercises in one beautifully designed experience for iPhone and iPad. START WITH AN HONEST BASELINE Read a passage at your natural pace, then answer five comprehension questions. Speed Reading: Speed Reader shows you: • Raw reading speed in words per minute • Comprehension percentage • Correct answers • Effective WPM — your pace adjusted for comprehension Because reading faster only matters when the meaning stays with you. BUILD A ROUTINE THAT FITS YOUR DAY Follow a 28-lesson core program designed to develop your skills step by step. Each lesson combines four focused exercises and takes about 8–12 minutes. Complete one daily lesson, keep your streak going, or choose any exercise for extra practice whenever you want. After the core program, personalized training cycles continue based on the skills that need the most attention. TRAIN MORE THAN SPEED Speed Reading: Speed Reader helps you work on seven essential reading skills: visual field, search speed, attention accuracy, word recognition, working memory, cognitive flexibility, and comprehension. Explore 23 focused exercises, including: • Schulte tables with numbers, letters, and mixed sequences • Letter, word, number, and text search • Word pairs, anagrams, flash words, and memory phrases • Phrase Chunks, Color Markers, and Bionic Reading • Adaptive Reading that changes pace after each answer • Repeated Reading and Recall & Retell • Reading Pace, WPM tests, and comprehension practice • PowerReader with adjustable RSVP speed SEE PROGRESS THAT MEANS SOMETHING • View your personal skill profile • Get a recommended booster for your weakest skill • Track lesson quality and recent trends • Compare scores, accuracy, WPM, and comprehension • Earn star ratings and build your total rating • Follow current and best training streaks • Retake the reading assessment to measure change over time MADE FOR FOCUSED PRACTICE Speed Reading: Speed Reader features a clean, distraction-free dark interface, dedicated layouts for iPhone and iPad, and training content in English and Russian. No account is required: continue as a guest or create a local profile, with your training progress stored on your device. Whether you are studying, working through demanding material, or simply want to become a more focused reader, Speed Reading: Speed Reader turns a vague goal into a clear daily practice. Do not just race through words. Learn to read with speed, control, and understanding. Start with your baseline today. Terms of Use: https://gizehquality.wixsite.com/termsofuse Privacy Policy: https://gizehquality.wixsite.com/privatypolicy

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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