REaD EyE

Reader app where the text moves along eye shape

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Reader app where the text moves along eye shape

1 follower

Almost of tools have changed to fit to human's body for better use, e. g. grip has transformed to fit to palm etc. Besides, a text is assorted in rectangle always. Making text flow along eye shape similar to sight area, REaD EyE brings an instinctive reading.

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iOS•iPad•Productivity

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Aditya

Product Hunt

This product is the reason I LOVE Product Hunt 💖 So many questions - why, how, what? But I love it :) @readeye3, what inspires you to create such unique products?

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4yr ago

Yoshihiro Sasagawa

REaD EyE

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Thank you for your comment, @adityavsc. I pursued to improving prompter or video billboard. If you fix sight toward moving characters, the context of backward/ forward will be sometimes lost or it will be annoying to follow where it is read. If text is flowing along eye shape, the user may read it naturally with fixed sight. And added speed control, size adjustment, and jump etc. It becomes something like a car driving on text road. Sorry if the explanation is unclear, but I hope the above can give you some images...

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4yr ago

Gregory Wehmeyer

I'm not sure what to say, I was skeptical. As someone who considers themself to be functionally dyslexic, I just experienced a mind-widening moment in which four historic speeches have entered my brain in a more permanent way than ever they did before when read conventionally. If I had a joint I'd go smoke it right now. Thanks for whatever just happened, I think it's a very good thing.

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4yr ago

Yoshihiro Sasagawa

REaD EyE

Maker

Thank you for your comment, @gregory_wehmeyer Maybe, have you had a look at video in following URL? https://youtu.be/sAjzoWWRabE If you have iOS device like iPhone or iPad, you can run it in your control and these addresses are in preset files. I am so excited to hear that you experienced "a mind-widening moment"! Thank you for sharing your feeling.

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4yr ago