250 WPM target
The Daily Reading Habit
Why ten focused minutes a day builds steadier reading attention than an occasional long session.
451 words2 min
Pick a passage, start reading
Every passage is reviewed for level and length. Choose one to start a measured reading session with three AI comprehension questions, or bring your own text.
6 passages · 3 featured
Measure your reading speedHow it works
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Measure your baseline once
Run the natural WPM test and read a passage at your own pace. The result stays on this device and sets the starting speed for every tier below — beginner rides your baseline, the higher tiers stretch it.
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Pick a passage from a tier
Switch the material language, then choose from Beginner, Intermediate, or Challenge. Each card shows its length, estimated time, and the tier speed derived from your baseline.
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Read it through, answer 3 questions
The reader paces you at the tier speed — adjust it anytime. Finish the passage, answer three AI comprehension questions, and get your WPM or CPM with advice. No sign-up.
Beginner
- 250 WPM target
A Visit to the Small Library
What a neighborhood library teaches about choosing texts you can actually finish.
415 words2 min
Intermediate
- 500 WPM target
Paper Versus Screens
What research suggests about reading on paper and on screens, and how to choose the right surface for each purpose.
450 words1 min
- 500 WPM target
Sleep and Reading Focus
How a short night quietly taxes comprehension the next day, long before you notice the slowdown.
457 words1 min
Challenge
- 800 WPM target
The Trouble with Speed Reading Claims
A careful look at what speed reading promises, what controlled studies find, and where the real headroom hides.
486 words1 min
- 800 WPM target
Training Deep Attention
Why the modern reading environment fragments focus, and how deliberate practice rebuilds the capacity for long-form reading.
510 words1 min
A reviewed catalog, built for speed practice
- 6 passages
- 3 difficulty tiers
- ≈ 1–2 min per passage
The library currently holds 6 English passages across three difficulty tiers. Every passage is reviewed before publishing, and each one works the same way: read it naturally at your own pace, finish the article, then answer three AI comprehension questions generated from that exact text. How the test measures speed
Want to use your own text?
Paste any article or upload a TXT or Markdown file on the homepage and train on material you choose.