For people who keep losing their place

Finally finish the books you start.One word at a time.

On the screen already in your hand. Stop re-reading the same paragraph. Stop losing your place. Stop dropping books.

I lose my place too — that’s why I built Glint. — Eric, founder

Try Glint free — no subscription, ever. TestFlight beta is open to honest readers right now.

Free. No card. iPhone, iOS 17+. Reader Pass free for life to beta testers who give honest feedback.

Built solo by Eric · Published by Multiplied Results Consulting Inc. · 1,400+ classics included free.

Why this exists

“I used to lose my place reading. I’d re-read the same paragraph three times, then quietly drop the book.

So I built Glint — one word at a time, focused, no scrolling.

Now I finish books, and I remember what I read.”

— Eric, founder

Eric's 25-second tour — the pain, the pivot, share-from-anywhere, and the beta lifetime offer.

How it feels

The words come to you.

You hold still. Glint flashes one word in the same place, so your eyes never have to track across a line. Reading becomes something that happens to you, gently.

The colored letter is your anchor.

A single amber letter in each word marks where to look. Your gaze settles, the word resolves, the next one arrives. Nothing chases you.

You set the pace.

Slow as a stroll. Fast as you like. Drag down to pause without losing your place — there is no penalty for breathing.

What’s in the app

Quiet by design.
Yours by default.

All on device.

Glint never uploads what you read. Your reading lives on your phone, not on a server.

No streaks, no badges.

A daily ring fills as you read. If you skip a day, nothing turns red.

One payment. Forever.

Free to try. $29.99 once for the Glint Reader Pass. Never a subscription.

Dark by default.

Built for the way most reading happens — late, low-light, in bed. Cream is one tap away.

Bring any book.

PDFs, EPUBs, plain text, paste from anywhere. Glint reads what you already own.

1,400+ classics, free.

Frankenstein, Walden, Sherlock, Anna Karenina — already paced, yours just by opening the app.

Bring your own — or pick one off the shelf

Your books first.
Classics on the side.

Paste anything. Import any PDF or EPUB. And if you want a head start, 1,400+ public-domain classics come along for the ride — already paced.

C. P. Gilman

The Yellow Wallpaper

1892 · 22 min

Marcus Aurelius

Meditations

c. 180 · 4h 12m

Anton Chekhov

The Lady with the Dog

1899 · 34 min

Franz Kafka

The Metamorphosis

1915 · 1h 12m

Virginia Woolf

A Room of One's Own

1929 · 2h 04m

Henry D. Thoreau

Walden

1854 · 6h 40m

Edgar Allan Poe

The Tell-Tale Heart

1843 · 14 min

Kate Chopin

The Awakening

1899 · 3h 22m

A row of classic hardcover books with gold-debossed titles — The bonus shelf. Tap a cover. Words come to you.

The Yellow Wallpaper

wallpaper

Apple Watch

Read on your wrist.

Standalone reading on Apple Watch — no phone needed. Spin the Digital Crown through a vertical carousel of book covers, tap one to start, and the Crown becomes your speed dial.

The Pace card to dial in your reading speed is free for everyone. Reading your own books on the watch is part of the Glint Reader Pass.

Beta is open.
Honest readers keep it for life.

Reader Pass free for life to anyone who joins the TestFlight beta and gives honest feedback. The seats close the day Glint hits the App Store. After that, $29.99 once.

What you get

One payment. $29.99.
Forever.

No subscription. No tiers. No “premium” lock-outs. You buy Glint Reader Pass once and own it.

Free

Try Glint, no card needed

The full RSVP reader on iPhone, paste-anything
Bring your own books — PDFs, EPUBs, plain text
Pace card on Apple Watch — calibrate your speed on your wrist
Bonus shelf: 1,400+ classics, already paced
Daily ring — no streaks, no badges
All on device. No account, no analytics on what you read

Glint Reader Pass

$29.99 one payment, forever

Everything free, plus:
Unlimited reading past your first 50,000 words
Read on Apple Watch — your books on your wrist, no phone needed
Send your own books to the watch — PDFs and EPUBs sync over
No subscription. No tiers. No upsell. You own it.

One payment. $29.99. Forever.

The Founder’s Beta — TestFlight invite, Reader Pass free for life.

Beta readers who give honest feedback before launch keep Reader Pass forever, no charge. The seats close the day Glint hits the App Store.

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Vs. what you’re doing now

Three ways to get through a book.

Glint

Attention One word at a time, in the same place. Your eyes hold still.
When you put it down The next word waits. Tomorrow it’s right where you left it.
What you remember The words go in. You finish the chapter.
Cost $29.99 once. Free tier first.

Re-reading the same paragraph

Attention Eyes track across the line, slip back, slip back again.
When you put it down You lose your place. You quietly give up.
What you remember The shape of pages you didn’t finish.
Cost Free. And expensive.

Audiobooks

Attention Hands free, mind drifts. You miss the last three pages.
When you put it down You scrub back trying to remember where you stopped listening.
What you remember The narrator’s voice. Less of the book.
Cost $15–$25 per book, or a monthly sub.

Questions, calmly answered.

Who is Glint for?

People who want to read more than they currently do, and have come to suspect that long lines of small text on a page are the friction — not the words themselves. If you've ever started the same paragraph four times, Glint is for you.

What's free vs the Glint Reader Pass?

Free on iPhone: the full reader, paste-anything, import your own PDFs and EPUBs, plus the full library of 1,400+ classics — all of it. Reading is capped at 50,000 words on the free tier. Free on Apple Watch: the Pace card to dial in your reading speed. The Glint Reader Pass is a one-time $29.99 — no subscription, ever — that removes the iPhone word cap, adds Apple Watch reading, and send-to-watch for the PDFs and EPUBs you've imported.

Does it work on Apple Watch?

Yes — and it's standalone, no phone needed. Spin the Digital Crown through covers, tap to start, and the Crown becomes your speed dial. The Pace card to set your reading speed is free for everyone; reading your own books on the watch is part of the Glint Reader Pass.

How is this different from speed-reading apps?

Glint isn't trying to make you faster. The point is to make reading possible when long-form pages keep losing you. Many people end up reading at a normal pace, just with the format that finally lets them stay on the page.

What happens to my reading data?

It stays on your phone. Glint has no server-side account, no cloud sync of your text, no analytics on what you read. iCloud is used only to keep your settings and library between your own devices.

Beta seats are open

Try Glint free.
No subscription, ever.

TestFlight invite. Reader Pass free for life to honest beta testers. Closes the day Glint goes public.