瞬読 — RSVP日本語速読

【Speed Reading Training with RSVP Method Without Moving Your Eyes】An App for Speed Reading Practice

"I want to be able to read books faster"
"I want to do speed reading training in a way that's easy to maintain"
"I want to read properly even while commuting or during spare moments"

Shunkaku Speed Reading is a speed reading training app that uses the RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation) method to display Japanese text analyzed by morphological analysis one phrase at a time in the center of the screen.

Since eye movement time becomes zero, you can train to raise the upper limit of your reading speed.

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Start Speed Reading Training in Just 3 Steps
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STEP 1. Import the text you want to read
From "Import," choose from works in the included Project Gutenberg collection, or paste your own text that you want to read.

STEP 2. Select a work
Select the target work from "Library."

STEP 3. Play
Text begins to flow in phrase units. After that, just keep your eyes on the center of the screen.

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Features of Shunkaku Speed Reading
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・Natural segmentation through morphological analysis
Rather than simply breaking up and displaying text, it displays meaningful chunks of Japanese (phrases). You can increase speed while maintaining "readable speed."

・Read classic works from Project Gutenberg as they are
Masterpieces by Natsume Soseki, Ryunosuke Akutagawa, and others are pre-loaded in the app. This solves the problem of "I want to train in speed reading but don't have material."

・You can also paste and read your own text
Work documents, web articles, text you want to study—you can paste anything and read it in RSVP format.

・PWA compatible and installable on smartphones
Simply open it in a browser and "Add to Home Screen" to launch it from an icon like a native app. You can try it without installation, and if you like it, you can keep it on your home screen.

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Future Development
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Currently provided as a PWA, but depending on usage and requests, we are also considering developing it into a native app for the App Store / Google Play.