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I've been an early adopter of speed reading tools. I have tried to maximize my use of speed reading tools for browsing.

But, I travel a lot and I couldn't find any such free app for my iPhone. So, I built one for iOS - 1000 WPM (http://1000wpm.in)

I have received positive feedback from users and people are finding it useful. I just hope that you guys will find it useful too.

Here are some promo codes for HN early adopters.

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Feedback/comments are always appreciated.

tl;dr - http://1000wpm.in

Now, it's mobile's turn. Here's the speed reader for iPhone and iPad with pocket integration.

https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/id846709169?mt=8

Give it a try, i think you won't be disappointed. Feedback/suggestions are highly appreciated.

This blog post suggests that John Carmack uses a timer to measure his productivity - http://bookofhook.blogspot.in/2013/03/smart-guy-productivity-pitfalls.html.

I wonder if a substantial number of people do these kinds of hacks. Do any of you use some kind of timer or application to keep track of your productive time? Do you maintain logs of what you got done today? And if you do, how much do you think it helps you.

This blog post suggests that John Carmack uses a timer to measure his productivity - http://bookofhook.blogspot.in/2013/03/smart-guy-productivity-pitfalls.html. I wonder if a substantial number of people do these kinds of hack. Do any of you use some kind of timer or application to keep track of your productive time? Do you maintain logs of what you got done today? And if you do, how much do you think it helps you.