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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2026-10-16.
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Read faster without trying harder.
Classics Speed Read flashes classic books one word at a time, each centered on its optimal recognition point — the exact spot your eye needs to land to read it instantly. No scanning, no re-reading eye movement across the page.
This app is available through auto-renewing subscription — full pricing and terms are below.
100 GENUINELY FAMOUS CLASSICS
Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, Crime and Punishment, Shakespeare's most famous plays, Moby Dick, Jane Eyre, and 90+ more — hand-picked from the true literary canon, not sorted by raw download count.
READ AT YOUR OWN SPEED
Adjust your reading speed from 100 to 800 words per minute with a simple slider.…
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Apple Watch improvements: - Fixed an issue where words could appear to freeze mid-book - Long words now always fit the screen instead of running off the edge - Added Previous/Next Chapter buttons New on iPhone and Apple Watch: - Chapter navigation: jump straight to any chapter from the menu (iPhone) or skip to the next/previous chapter with a tap (Watch)
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