As you might’ve noticed, reading from a screen is different from reading from paper. Here are the most important differences at a glance.
We read 25% slower on screens than we do on paper. That’s because digital texts are backlit (and thus strain our eyes a bit).
When reading digital texts, our eyes have a tendency to lose the line we’re reading, so we absorb the content much more inaccurately.
In a book, you know “that subject was in the top left.” With digital texts it’s more difficult because the text is organized in a spaghetti-like pattern. Because of this, we forget the information faster.
Based on our experience in neuropsychology, we developed software that makes it easier to read and remember digital texts.
Our software is most comparable to Acrobat PDF Reader, with the difference that our software helps you absorb the text.
We do this by guiding your eyes, so it takes less energy for your brain to absorb and retain the information.