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Version 4.0.5 · 2026-10-20
Bug fixes and improvements to page turning, reading reliability, and iCloud backups.
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The store currently lists version 4.0.5, updated 2026-10-20.








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ReadMe! has helped readers find their pace and place since 2014. v2 is the biggest ReadMe! update yet: a rebuilt reader, a calmer library, and four focused ways to move through a book.
FOUR WAYS TO READ
• Spritz presents one word at a time around a fixed red focal letter, with precise speed control.
• BeeLine guides your eyes through each rendered line with continuous color gradients.
• Focus builds a readable trail of recent words so attention can settle without losing context.
• Read Along carries the text through a smooth, centered ticker.
A FULLY UNLOCKED SAMPLE
Open the built-in sample and try every reading mode, control, and setting for as long as you like. No account or subscription is required.
YOUR BOOKS STAY READABLE
Import supported books and documents, keep them in your local library, and read them normally for free.…
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Bug fixes and improvements to page turning, reading reliability, and iCloud backups.
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