I came across the Spritz speed reading app a few years ago and it changed the game for me. Essentially, it’s a browser extension that shows website text one word a time, as fast as you want it to, so you can blow through long articles fast.
It’s a speed reading app for people who don’t know how to speed read. And it helps me breeze through all those browser tabs I’ve got open. So I’m a fan. Why not write some lines for them?
Here you go Spritz—102 headlines about you:
| 1 | Speed reading isn’t a skill. It’s a Chrome extension. |
| 2 | Large text, no pages, just spritzing |
| 3 | Have a book you need to read fast? |
| 4 | All your content, faster |
| 5 | The digital speed reading extension for anything |
| 6 | Read more. Absorb more. |
| 7 | Make your news easy on the eyes |
| 8 | Long books are less intimidating on Spritz |
| 9 | You’re not still reading books like everyone else, are you? |
| 10 | Read the Kessle run in 12 parsecs |
| 11 | Sprint through your content, with spritz |
| 12 | When you need to read something, but your meeting starts in 4 minutes |
| 13 | Quick! Read to the end before people post spoilers! |
| 14 | Read with your brain. Not your eyes. |
| 15 | Read your way through everything, fast |
| 16 | Ever wonder how some CEO’s read those books so fast? Here’s the answer |
| 17 | Get to the best part of your book, faster |
| 18 | Move the words. Not your eyes. |
| 19 | Read any website faster |
| 20 | Think speed reading is a skill? Think again. |
| 21 | Helping reluctant readers find a better way |
| 22 | Most people read books the “normal” way. But not you. |
| 23 | All the reading, none of the effort |
| 24 | After all these years, we realized we’ve been reading wrong the whole time |
| 25 | Read like lightning |
| 26 | Start spritzing your content. Your brain (and your eyes) will thank you. |
| 27 | Spritz your way through books in no time flat |
| 28 | The fastest way to read things you don’t really want to read, but have to |
| 29 | There’s a ridiculous amount of content out there. Spritz helps you read it faster. |
| 30 | The secret to improved reading comprehension is the complete opposite of what you might think |
| 31 | The reading app that runs the 440 in 44 seconds |
| 32 | The Usain Bolt of reading apps |
| 33 | Now you can read War & Peace at 1,000 WPM |
| 34 | By the time you read this line, you could’ve been done with the whole article. |
| 35 | Psst. You’re reading wrong. |
| 36 | Blow through all those open browser tabs |
| 37 | Stop reading. Start spritzing |
| 38 | It’s the Tim Ferriss of reading apps. |
| 39 | Consume mass quantities (of content) |
| 40 | Read faster. Way faster. |
| 41 | Words laid out the way your brain wants them to be |
| 42 | eBooks just got a whole lot easier |
| 43 | The “wow, that was fast” eReader extension. |
| 44 | Reading is fun again |
| 45 | Watch your words fly by |
| 46 | Change your average reading speed from 300 to 1,000 words per minute |
| 47 | You may be at a loss for words, but we’ll never be |
| 48 | Breeze through your next book in no time |
| 49 | The fastest way to binge on written content |
| 50 | Reading in hyperspace ain’t like dusting crops, boy |
| 51 | Get through long articles fast |
| 52 | Now you can read to the end of the book before the spoilers get posted |
| 53 | Read to the end in no time |
| 54 | Think speed reading is exhausting? Not anymore. |
| 55 | Speed read without missing a beat |
| 56 | Not all copy has to be black & white |
| 57 | How to improve reading speed & comprehension |
| 58 | The future of books is Spritz |
| 59 | Now late night readers can go to bed earlier |
| 60 | Someone just put new sparkplugs in your eReader |
| 61 | Read smarter. Read faster. Read more. |
| 62 | Become a speed reader without learning how to speed read |
| 63 | The speed reading app for people who can’t speed read |
| 64 | Your brain moves fast. Spritz proves it. |
| 65 | For slow readers who want to read fast |
| 66 | For when you want to read just one more chapter, but it’s really late and you’ve got work in the morning |
| 67 | Read the internet like you live in the future |
| 68 | Must. Read. More. |
| 69 | Who know we’d be reading like this in the future |
| 70 | Read faster and faster every day |
| 71 | Makes long articles seem shorter |
| 72 | Read at a staggeringly high speed |
| 73 | Nobody read anymore. They spritz. |
| 74 | Tired of books being spoiled because you’re reading too slow? |
| 75 | The faster way to take in your reading |
| 76 | Did you know there’s been a better way to read this whole time? |
| 77 | Read at your very own speed–fast or slow |
| 78 | You’re not still moving your eyes to read, are you? |
| 79 | Read fast without all the speedy eye movements |
| 80 | If you thought reading was nerdy before, wait until you see what we just did to it |
| 81 | If you think you can’t speed read, you’re wrong |
| 82 | Reading right to left is so old school |
| 83 | Read at your own speed |
| 84 | Whoa. Did you see how fast he read that? |
| 85 | Spritz a little speed into your reading |
| 86 | Fly through books at light speed |
| 87 | This is how they read in science fiction |
| 88 | Helping slow readers read fast, and fast readers read like lightning |
| 89 | Like regular reading, only way better |
| 90 | The fastest way to improve reading comprehension |
| 91 | Read faster without sacrificing comprehension |
| 92 | The sci-fi way of reading |
| 93 | New technology makes reading easier |
| 94 | Read at the speed of booklight |
| 95 | Read the way Usain Bolt runs |
| 96 | All the words, full speed ahead |
| 97 | It’s easy on the eyes, but it’ll blow your mind |
| 98 | Plow through content like a robot |
| 99 | Fast reading that’s easy on the eyes |
| 100 | Read, full speed ahead |
| 101 | You don’t need skill to speed read. You just need Spritz. |
| 102 | Study in color |
Overall: Whoa! I just wrote 87 lines before I opened the formulas. And the list is pretty good. Not my best, but I’ve got a few solid lines in the mix. If there’s one critique, it may be that some lines are too generic.
Lessons: It was a little restricted because this isn’t a post about what you’re reading. It’s how.
- Pretty cool that I’m starting to pull so much out of my head.
- Even if the lines might be a little weaker than using the template, it shows that I’m reaching a deeper level.
- I’ve still got plenty of time left to dial it in.
- There wasn’t much usable content in the reviews
- Got kinda nerdy, but that’s OK. It felt on brand.
Time: 1 hour, 1 session
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