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The best alternatives to Jiffy Reader are Alfread, Read This Twice, and Venture Reads. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- Alfread is a new kind of a read later app. It helps you to actually read saved articles. Or skip them. No pressure. Alfread helps you rediscover your love for reading what you've saved. One article at a time.
- A compilation of books that influenced and shaped the top entrepreneurs, authors, investors, scientists, politicians, etc. Every single recommendation on the website has been verified and includes a quote and a source link to the recommendation.
- The best resources created by VCs, Firms, and Angels
- A feature-packed and customizable article reading extension - like a read mode, but better. It removes the distractions like ads, modals, and navigation from vision, letting the user just read the content. http://justread.link/
- Build controllable must-read lists for your team in Slack.
- A PDF reader that makes reading productive and enjoyable. Scroll easily with dynamic bookmarks. Make margin notes on a powerful, convenient and contextual rich text editor. View highlights & annotations at a glance. All while you collaborate with your team!
- Designed for those with reading challenges like dyslexia and poor vision. With Readapt, you can customise your reading preferences and adapt text (English or French) on websites and Word documents to suit your reading comfort and preferences.
- Bionify converts any public website into Bionified format, which changes texts so that the most concise parts of words are highlighted. This leads the eye over the text and helps increase reading speed. Bionify is 100% free and open source!
- Feed Fluent is the reader app to realize the full potential of a great reading experience on the Vision Pro.
- Riffle is a method of facilitating reading by adding artificial fixation points to the text to guide the eyes through. It is based on the concept of "Bionic Reading.".
