Spritz!
summary
A one-word-at-a-time reading engine claims to speed reading by aligning each word to a fixed reticle and streaming text at adjustable pace; the demo plays that streaming reader rather than giving comprehension data. Technology originates in Germany two years ago and is packaged as SDKs for web iOS and Android apps, marketed as focused reading for small screens. Adoption claim is concrete: 30,000+ developers signed up, but no independent speed or retention numbers appear.
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