If your eyes jump around the page halfway through a paragraph, the problem isn't you — it's the page. Readit Fast streams one word at a time, locked to the exact pixel your eye needs. No wandering, no re-reading, no scrolling fatigue.
Traditional reading requires your eyes to saccade across the page. Every jump is a chance for attention to wander. For an ADHD brain, that's a trap set every 200 milliseconds.
Audio is too slow and too uncontrolled. You can't rewind easily, you can't skim, and you can't feel the text. ADHD minds need active input, not passive listening.
The wall of text itself is the enemy. 2,000 words looks like homework. Breaking it into a stream of single words makes it feel like progress, not punishment.
RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation) locks every word to the same screen position. Your eyes don't move. Your attention can't wander to the next paragraph because the next paragraph isn't visible yet.
Full-screen, zero chrome, zero distractions. The only thing on your screen is the word you're reading right now. Ideal for the ADHD pattern of 'I can focus when there's nothing to look at.'
Auto-generated 3-question quizzes after every article. Because the worst part of zoning out mid-read is not knowing you zoned out. Now you know — and you can try again.
Difficult sentences automatically slow down. Easy transitions speed up. You don't have to fight the pace — the pace fights for you.
ADHD brains respond to novelty and wins. A 7-day reading streak is a win. A 30-day streak is an identity. The dopamine is real and it's legal.
The ADHD brain isn't slow — it's fast, and it needs input that matches. RSVP at 400-600 WPM keeps your attention saturated. No white space to drift into, no re-reading loops, no 'where was I?' Just words, one after another, at the pace your focus actually needs to lock on.
The ADHD brain isn't broken at reading. It's mismatched to the medium. Fix the medium and most of the struggle disappears.
Every time your eyes jump to the next word (a saccade), your attention is briefly released. In the ADHD brain, that release is where distraction slips in. RSVP eliminates saccades entirely — your eyes stay fixed on one pixel, and there's no escape hatch for attention to drift through.
Rhythmic, predictable stimuli are the kind of input an ADHD brain actually craves. It's why you can hyperfocus on video games, rhythm apps, and TikTok but can't finish a newsletter. RSVP at 400-500 WPM gives you the same rhythmic payoff — but applied to text you actually need to read.
The worst part of ADHD reading isn't zoning out — it's not knowing you zoned out until you're six paragraphs past it. Readit Fast generates a 3-question quiz at the end of every article. Score below 70%, it tells you. You go back and re-read with the knowledge that something didn't land. No more fake-reading.
Pro tier unlocks a full-screen Focus Mode that hides the browser, the tab bar, the bookmarks, the notifications. Just the word on a dark background. If you can't see an escape route, your ADHD brain has nowhere to go but forward.
14 achievements, 20 XP levels, daily streaks. The same dopamine loop that makes Duolingo work for 500 million people — applied to reading articles. Your ADHD brain already responds to this kind of reinforcement. We just built a reader around it.
Whatever you pick, you're unlocking the full Pro toolkit: semantic chunking, AI comprehension quizzes, adaptive pacing, speed coaching, unlimited queue, and cross-device sync.
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It's surprisingly easy. Most people start comfortable at 300 WPM within 10 minutes, and ADHD readers tend to jump to 400-500 faster than average because the saturation actually helps. Start at 200, move up when you're ready.
Tap once to pause. Swipe back to the last paragraph. Or let the comprehension quiz at the end flag it for you. RSVP makes zone-outs obvious instead of invisible.
The opposite. Single-word display is actually *less* visual input than a full page of text. Many ADHD readers describe it as 'finally my eyes can rest.'
We can't make medical claims, but many users report that RSVP complements stimulant medication by giving the hyperfocus something to lock onto instead of bouncing between paragraphs.
Yes. 200 WPM free, 350 WPM when you sign in with email, and Pro tier at $2.99/week if you want 1500 WPM + comprehension tools. No trial traps, no credit card to install.
Install the free Chrome extension. 200 WPM free, 350 with email sign-in, Pro when you're ready.