Read e-books, articles, any texts, and web pages fast and comfortably.
Switch easily between regular reading, speed reading (up to 3000 words per minute!), and text-to-speech.
★ Reedy opens files, web links, and any text received from other apps
★ Supported formats: epub / fb2 / html / txt; including books in zip-archives
FEATURES
✔ 3 reading modes: regular, speed reading, text-to-speech voice reading;
✔ Styled text, images, tables, links, footnotes: all the elements can be displayed right in the reader;
✔ Extraction of the main content from web pages;
✔ Easy and intuitive navigation through the book. Table of Contents with auto-creation even for plain text files;
✔ Convenient and informative bookmarks;
✔ Ability to select, copy, and share any text from the document. Intelligent sharing of quotes – customize the text to share, attach the book title and/or author name in one tap;
✔ Locking of the screen orientation in the reader;
✔ Customizable text size – use the pinch-to-zoom multi-touch gesture;
✔ Light/day and dark/night themes;
✔ Automatic book encoding detection;
✔ Quick lists of recent files, web documents, and bookmarks;
✔ Clean, simple, and intuitive interface.
SPEED READING
Increase your reading speed by 1.5-2 times straight away! If you wish, you could read 3 or even 4 times faster than usual without the slightest loss of meaning.
Reedy uses a technique called RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation), allowing you to read at any comfortable speed. Words are shown fast one after another in the same place on the screen, increasing the speed of perception of every single word. With RSVP, you can read while being entirely absorbed in a book.
Look straight at the displayed word and try to perceive it without subvocal articulation. Also, don’t forget to blink. This recommendation applies not only to reading 🙂 You should never let your eyes’ surface get dry.
Increase the speed when you get used to it and think you’re ready.
✔ Touch the screen to play or pause;
✔ The speed of reading is up to 3000 words per minute with possible gradual acceleration;
✔ Progress bar and time left until the end of a book;
✔ Quick preview of the full text (including text formatting, images, tables, etc.) during a pause in the speed reader;
✔ Smart slowing – reducing the speed at punctuation marks and complicated words;
✔ Focus mode – the focus point is shifted closer to the beginning of a word;
✔ Navigation through the sentences and paragraphs;
✔ Switch easily between regular reading and speed reading;
✔ Use volume buttons to control the speed reader:
— Press any volume button once to stop or proceed with reading. Press and hold to navigate through sentences;
— Or just use volume buttons for quick speed adjustment.
HOW TO BEGIN THE READING
✔ Open a file from your device or SD card using the built-in file manager.
Formats: FB2, EPUB (no DRM) / KEPUB, TXT, HTML + reading books in ZIP archives.
✔ Send a web page from your favorite web browser, Pocket, Feedly, Evernote;
✔ Use Reedy for opening books from other apps and cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.);
✔ Copy any text or link and paste it into the reader.
Also, you can simply share it with Reedy.
CONTACTS
Extension for Chrome:
http://snip.li/p-reedy-chrome
Website:
https://reedy-reader.com
Email:
az*********@***il.com
Languages: English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian
Help with translations: https://goo.gl/4uRwYD
If you’ve encountered any difficulties with a file or web document, please let us know by emailing az***********@***il.com and don’t forget to attach the problematic document.
View on Google Play StoreFree or paid:
- Free
Accessibility and User Comments:
Reedy is an “off-the-shelf” e-book reader, meaning it is not specifically designed for blind users.
Reedy is compatible with Android 6.x (Marshmallow) and later.
In my testing on a Pixel 9 Pro XL running Android 16 Beta 3.1, I didn’t encounter any accessibility issues such as unlabeled buttons or controls. The text is exposed to screen readers, but auto-scrolling is not supported when navigating with a screen reader. To reveal more content, a two-finger swipe up is required.
This limitation makes reading books through a screen reader tedious, as the "Read from top" and "Read from focused item" features also become impractical. However, the app includes its own read-aloud feature, allowing customization of settings such as the TTS engine and speech rate. If you want playback controls to appear on the screen while reading, change the reading mode in Preferences to "Text-to-Speech."
To listen to my audio demo of the app, visit:
https://youtu.be/EvKY-FdMtnI
Last Tested App version and Android version:
App version: 3.4.1, Android 16

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