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From the library screen, tap the add button and choose an EPUB, a PDF, a web article URL, or paste text directly. Inhale Words takes it from there.
The first time you open a book, run the built-in calibration passage — it suggests a comfortable top speed based on how you read it. From there, adjust the slider any time. Speed is saved per book, so a dense paper and a quick novel can each have their own pace.
Focal mode flashes one word at a time with its optimal recognition point bolded. Chunk mode flashes two to four words per beat, for readers who find single words choppy. Text view is a traditional scrolling page, sitting right alongside RSVP — switch mid-session whenever you want a break.
Hold on a word to start a highlight and release when it ends. Every highlight you save automatically becomes a flashcard, ready to flip through from your book's highlights screen.
Chapter summaries, the AI quiz, and ideas search need iOS 26 or later with Apple Intelligence enabled, or a Gemini Nano-compatible Android device (Pixel 6 and later, select Samsung models). On older devices, the rest of the app works exactly the same — those three features just won't appear.
Subscriptions are managed entirely through your Apple App Store or Google Play account settings — under Subscriptions, find Inhale Words and cancel there. We never see or handle billing directly.
Yes. Your library, highlights, and stats stay on your device, and AI features run locally too — nothing is ever sent to a server. No account is required, and nothing is tracked. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.
Inhale Words is launching soon on iOS and Android. macOS and Windows are planned after that. Join the waitlist on the homepage to hear the moment your platform is ready.
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