Here's exactly how RSVP streams words to a single focal point — try the live demo below, then see it side by side against normal reading.
Watch words stream to a fixed point. Notice the highlighted letter — that's the Optimal Recognition Point (ORP), guiding your eye to the fastest processing position.
The highlighted letter is the Optimal Recognition Point — the ideal position for your eye to focus for fastest word recognition. Your eyes stay on one spot. The words come to you.
Screen reading is broken. Here's why — and how RSVP fixes it. Curious where you stand? Test your reading speed.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog while the rain pours down on the empty street below.
No courses, no habit changes, no learning curve.
Drop a PDF, DOCX, or TXT file — or paste text from anywhere. Newsletter, article, meeting notes, whatever's in your backlog.
Choose your reading speed from 150 to 900 WPM. Start comfortable, then push faster as you build rhythm.
Words stream to a single focal point. Your eyes stay still, your brain locks in, and you finish what you started.
We're honest about scope. Here's where SpritzReader shines — and when to slow down.
Dense technical material, legal documents, or anything you need to deeply study — slow down the speed, pause when needed, and use SpritzReader as a first-pass triage tool. Then reread what matters carefully at your own pace.
Speed is a dial from 150 to 900 WPM. You control it. The point isn't to go as fast as possible — it's to remove the friction between "I should read this" and "done."