Speeedy

What Speeedy is

Speeedy is a web app for reading text one word at a time with RSVP speed reading and ORP alignment. Its homepage describes reading speeds of 200–600+ WPM. You can import PDF, DOCX, DOC, TXT, Markdown, RTF, HTML, CSV, ODT, and EPUB files, then use adaptive word timing, contextual pauses, or speed ramping to shape the pace. Bionic Reading and peripheral context words offer additional ways to present text. Reading options include an OpenDyslexic-style display, Irlen-style tinted overlays, and support for right-to-left text. Focus tools include a Pomodoro timer, ambient noise, reading sounds, and 20-20-20 reminders. A reading benchmark, session history, WPM trends, streaks, daily goals, and comprehension exercises help readers follow their progress. The maker says no account is required and reading data stays in the browser; the app stores it in IndexedDB and supports .speeedy backup import and export. Speeedy can be installed as a PWA, with offline-friendly asset caching. Sharing public reading profile links and exporting stat cards are optional. Its source code is MIT-licensed. The Free plan costs nothing, billed Free forever, with no paid tiers.

Who it suits

Speeedy suits students, researchers, avid readers, writers, and professionals who want to read imported documents one word at a time. Its accessibility presentations and focus tools may also suit ADHD and neurodivergent readers.

Getting started

1. Open https://speeedy.pages.dev/.
2. Import a supported document or use the reading text available in the app.
3. Choose reading and focus options such as timing, presentation, or the Pomodoro timer.
4. Start reading and track progress through the benchmark or session history.
5. Optionally install the PWA, import or export a .speeedy backup, or share a public profile link.

Verdict

Choose Speeedy if you want a free web reader with broad document import, adjustable word pacing, and local progress tracking. Its reading and focus options also make it a fit for readers looking for accessibility presentations or structured sessions. The listed platform is web, so readers seeking another platform should look elsewhere.