Focus reader
Free, no account. Your text stays in this browser.
Example, paste your own text above
Long paragraphs can feel like a wall. When the start of every word stands out, your eyes have something to hold on to, and many people find they read faster and drift off less.
Try it with an email you've been putting off, a long article or your own notes.
How to use the focus reader
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Paste your text
Anything works: an article, a long email, study notes. It updates as you paste.
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Pick a strength
Light bolds just the first letters, Strong bolds more of each word. Use whatever feels easiest.
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Read, or take it with you
Read it here, or copy it with the bold kept and paste it into Docs, Word or an email.
Made for busy minds
BrainDump is built with ADHD brains in mind: capture first, sort later.
Notes without friction
Open it and type, no setup, no folders to pick first.
Open it in the browserSummaries on demand
Turn a long note into a short summary in one tap. AI features are part of Focus.
See the AI featuresHow people use it
From ADHD note-taking to studying and therapy notes.
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FAQ
It depends on the reader. Research doesn't show a general speed boost, but many people, especially with ADHD, find it easier to stay on the line. Try it on a page and see.
No. Bionic Reading is a separate product and trademark. This is our own free take on the same idea of bolding the start of each word.
No. Everything happens in your browser and the text is only kept in this browser.
