
Learning · Study Skills · Speed Reading
Read faster. Remember more.
14 days to double your speed.
A personalised plan with proven techniques to boost reading speed without losing comprehension – ready in 2 minutes.
Too slow, too little time
You have a stack of books and articles, but reading feels like a crawl.
You read slowly (200–250 wpm)
Average adult reads 200–250 wpm. With training, 400–500 wpm is achievable.
You forget what you just read
Comprehension checks and recall exercises ensure you actually retain.
Your eyes jump back (regression)
Pointer method and chunking eliminate back‑skipping, increasing flow.
You 'hear' every word in your head
Techniques to reduce subvocalisation without losing meaning.
What You'll Get
A complete speed reading system
Baseline & goal tracker
Measure your starting speed and set realistic weekly targets.
Core techniques
Pointer method, chunking, eliminating subvocalisation – with daily drills.
14‑day training plan
Day‑by‑day exercises (5–15 min) to build speed systematically.
Comprehension check system
Quick recall tests to ensure you're actually understanding.
How It Works
From slow reader to speed reader in 2 minutes.
1
Answer 5 quick questions
Current speed, target speed, genres, comprehension priority, past experience.

~2 minutes
2
AI builds your personalised 14‑day plan
You get a printable HTML document with techniques, calendar, and comprehension checks.

~30 seconds
3
Do Day 1 drill (5 min) – measure your baseline
Most readers see a 20–30% speed increase within the first week.

10 min to read + 5 min to drill
1
technique to try today
14
days of structured practice
Questions
Everything you need to know.
Will I still understand what I read?
Yes – the plan includes comprehension checks after every session. Most people maintain or even improve comprehension because they stop getting distracted.
How long should I practise each day?
5–15 minutes. Consistency beats long sessions. The 14‑day plan is designed for busy people.
Can I use this for work documents and emails?
Absolutely – the 'genres' question lets you specify. The drills will use examples from your typical reading material.
What if I have a learning disability like dyslexia?
Speed reading techniques may not work the same way. We recommend consulting a specialist. However, the pointer method can still help with focus.
Will this work on screens (e‑readers, phones)?
Yes – all techniques work on digital text. You can use your finger on the screen or a highlighter tool.
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