Alternatives to Doova Speed Reading Trainer

FastReadi

FastReadi suits iOS users who want reading, lecture recording and study tools in one app.

Ledor suits readers who want RSVP, narrated, or conventional e-book reading across web and mobile or desktop platforms.

Superead suits readers seeking structured speed-reading practice with comprehension exercises and a free e-book selection.

Reading Trainer suits frequent readers, students, and professionals seeking structured reading practice and progress statistics.

SpeedyRead suits students, professionals reading reports and articles, lifelong learners, and people managing read-later lists.

Outread

Outread may suit readers who want adjustable text presentation and reading exercises, including people with dyslexia, low vision, reading challenges, or ADD.

Flash-Read suits readers who want paced, one-word-at-a-time reading in a browser, with text import and progress tracking.

It suits readers practicing paced reading with imported text and adjustable display controls.

Dogear may suit readers who want to practise pacing while tracking comprehension, or who want to train with pasted text.

LumaRead suits readers who want to practice speed reading with adjustable RSVP pacing and imported documents.

Reedy suits readers who want to switch between conventional reading, speed reading, and text-to-speech.

Kairo suits Android users reading their own DRM-free ebooks and documents.

It suits readers who want RSVP pacing for their own EPUB or TXT files on the web.

Readlax may suit people looking to combine reading practice and brain games with notes, habit tracking, and timed focus sessions.

Spreeder suits students, home readers and people reading for work who want speed-reading modes alongside notes, organization and progress tracking.

Strobe

Strobe suits researchers, students, and heavy readers working through long-form documents.