A font for dyslexia: in every reading mode you can switch the text to OpenDyslexic. The switch is in the look settings while you read, and it works in the free version too.

Tips on every screen: the first time you open a screen, the app highlights its buttons one by one and says what they do. Each screen once, and you can bring them back in Settings. The full-version trial starts when you turn it on, not when you install the app. The seven days count from that moment. Big books in Traditional reading no longer heat up your phone or iPad, and pages turn smoothly. Settings are grouped and have a search field. After an update, the app shows what's new. If something doesn't work or something's missing, write to me from the About screen. I read every message.

New Paragraph mode: the whole paragraph stays on screen while a pointer guides your eyes under the words. More context than Line, less text than a full page. New Black theme: a black background with light text. On OLED screens black pixels are switched off, so it also saves battery. Reading settings now take up half the screen, and your page stays visible above them. Text size, spacing and theme show up right away on the text you're reading. Five new background sounds: Rain, Birds, Calm, Classical and Electronic. Tap the tile of the sound that's playing to turn it off. The flag button asks before it ends your reading. Big books open faster, and the page no longer jumps back to the start of the book. If something doesn't work or something's missing, write to me from the About screen. I read every message.

A new theme, Paper: white paper, black text. For those who read better on hard contrast than on green paper. The app works on iPad. Line mode fits the whole sentence on the screen, and the Aa button (typeface and size) now works there too. The app opens FB2 files, including .fb2.zip. The app now speaks Russian. That makes eleven languages. If something doesn't work or something's missing, write to me from the About screen. I read every message.

The app now speaks ten languages. Every screen has been translated, 1190 pieces of text in all. Until now the app spoke only Polish and English, so on eight of its ten markets people were buying a reader whose interface they could not read. Chinese and Japanese now split into words correctly, which is what the reading modes, the cards and the pace counter were missing on those two markets. A new shelf starts with something on it to read, instead of nothing. The letters for the days of the week follow the language your phone is set to. If something doesn't work or something's missing, write to me from the About screen. I read every message.