BeeLine Reader

BeeLine helps you read more quickly and easily. Try it free and see how much it can help you!

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BeeLine Reader: Innovative Speed Reading Chrome Extension

BeeLine Reader is a Chrome extension that uses revolutionary color gradient technology to enhance your reading experience. It guides your eyes from the end of one line to the beginning of the next, enabling faster reading with better comprehension. Lauded at MIT, Stanford and the UN, BeeLine dazzles with promises of a 20% to 30% speed improvement even on your first try. You can use it for free on your favorite websites, or upgrade to Pro for broader access. BeeLine Reader upholds stringent privacy values, never compromising your reading data. With dramatic proven educational benefits and partnership with renowned non-profit partners, it's forging a new path in reading technology.

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Extension stats

By: https://beelinereader.com

Users: 30,000+

Rating: 3.58

(207)

Version: 3.1.4 (Last updated: 2023-07-10)

Creation date: 2020-05-07

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

tabs
storage
scripting

Host permissions:

*://*/*

Size: 684.03K

Email: co*****@beelinereader.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 4,942 ▼ 90

Other rankings

#217 in Education ▲ 1

#7 in reader keyword 84

#37 in grant keyword 4 ▲ 2

#45 in line keyword 46 ▼ 6

#62 in subscription keyword 32 ▼ 1

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Other platforms

Not available on Android

BeeLine Reader (v2.16.0)

3.16

(25) 705

BeeLine Reader (v2.18.2)

4.40

(5) 6,134+

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Our innovative reading technology has won awards at MIT, Stanford, and the United Nations.

Read about us in The Atlantic (http://theatln.tc/24LsoX8) or listen to our interview on NPR (http://bit.ly/1Tl3tpp).

To try BeeLine, install now and start reading easier for free!

HOW IT WORKS

BeeLine uses a color gradient to guide your eyes from the end of one line to the beginning of the next. This seemingly simple tweak makes reading easier and faster because it allows you to transition between lines quickly and effortlessly. Many people are able to read 20% or 30% faster with BeeLine, even on their first try. BeeLine is used by students from grade school to grad school, including at leading schools around the world.

BACKED BY EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND NON-PROFIT PARTNERS

Independent, educator-led research on BeeLine has shown dramatic reading fluency and comprehension gains for students. BeeLine has been adopted by the California Public Library System, Reading Is Fundamental, and Blackboard Ally.

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User reviews

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Pros

Helps with reading ease, especially for users with ADHD and dyslexia.
Useful tool for reading text on native pages.

Cons

Frequent monetization issues and dissatisfaction with paid model.
Does not work consistently with Google Docs and PDFs.
Constant pop-up notifications are distracting.
Difficulties in managing subscriptions and unclear charges.
Limited functionality in the free trial.

Most mentioned

Problems with Google Docs compatibility.
Frustration over subscription and payment issues.
Distracting notifications and pop-ups.
Mixed experiences regarding usability and installation.

User reviews

it doesn't work with notion. that makes it useless for me

Thomas Surface, 2024-09-12

NON FUNZIONANTE.

EXTREME REPORTER - Andiamo al Sodo!, 2024-06-20

Is this another one of those extensions that works well when it does work? I have wasted one hour now and can't get it show where I need to click for it to read something - oops, I just realized it does not have a read aloud option. Why on earth not in this day and age?