AaRead (Bionic)

Hobart Glover

Great idea! I personally get easily distracted while reading, and your product did indeed help to keep my focus. We launched our product as well, would love for you to check us out <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/waxwing" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Waxwing</a>

11 months ago

Jaylon Deckow

Definitely hit the upvote on this. it's about time we got some reading tech that caters to different needs. The bold letter trick seems simple, but if it can help folks stay on track with the text, that’s a big deal. I’m curious though, how does it choose which letters to bold? Does it really know exactly what my brain needs to stay focused? Would be clutch to know it's custom-tailored and not just random. Also, I’m wondering if there's a way to adjust the settings for longer reads? Like, if I'm diving into a deep article or a chapter of a book, can I set it to keep my eyes on the prize without straining?

1 year ago

Maxwell Blanda

How about the data privacy. How safe is this and what tracking is used?

1 year ago

Jaiden Runolfsson

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1 year ago

Kenneth Corwin

Great tool to improve accessibility!

1 year ago

Makenna Eichmann

I find it a good idea. What inspired you? Do you have ADHD or dyslexia? Will be also there an option to highlight certain parts with colour? Something like "highlighting" sentences for learning/better understanding studying technique? 🙂

1 year ago

Makenna Eichmann

Interesting idea, well executed!

1 year ago

Charley Swift

My reading speed increased by 50%. I also tested without the extension and found my pace was slower. Good one.

1 year ago

Hazel Altenwerth

While I initially thought it was a text-to-speech reader (based on the title), the highlighting of the first few letters on the page caught my attention. Useful Plugin, But we have different tools on bionic concept in chrome market. Are you thinking to baseline this work extended to new features?

1 year ago

Makenna Eichmann

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1 year ago

Johnathan Homenick

I prefer the readability of the OpenDyslexic font family; this way, I can set it across my entire operating system, not just on a website.

1 year ago

Reilly Thiel

AaRead sounds like a thoughtful solution. Can you share more about how it works with different websites or if there are specific scenarios where AaRead excels? I'd also love to know what inspired you to focus on improving readability for those with ADHD, dyslexia, or other reading difficulties.

1 year ago

Buck Yundt

@dmtrh It's an honor to launch alongside you today Dmitrii! I love AaRead!

1 year ago