Saving never blocks you
Paste and go. Fetching and extraction run on a queue, so a slow or heavy page never leaves you watching a spinner — the article turns up in your library when it is ready.
Readr clips articles out of the feed and puts them somewhere with an ending. Clean type you control down to the line width — or have the whole thing read aloud.
Free for your first 100 articles · Web, iOS and Chrome · No card
Paste and go. Fetching and extraction run on a queue, so a slow or heavy page never leaves you watching a spinner — the article turns up in your library when it is ready.
Nine faces including OpenDyslexic, eight themes from paper to true black, and the settings usually left out: line width in characters, line height, letter spacing, first-line indent. Set once, synced everywhere you read.
Any article can be played aloud sentence by sentence with the text following along. Highlight as you go in five colours; your highlights are searchable on their own.
Paywalled, JavaScript-heavy and bot-blocking pages are where a read-later queue quietly accumulates dead entries. When our fetcher is refused, Readr says so plainly and hands you the one thing that works: clipping the page from your own browser.
One subscription covers the web app, the iOS app and the extension.
Subscribing happens after you sign in, so it lands on the right account.