A new reading method known as bionic reading is designed to help people read faster and with greater comprehension. A Swiss developer named Renato Casutt invented it in 2022.

As a result of bionic reading, your eyes are guided through the text by strategically bolding words to create "artificial fixation points." Casutt explains that your brain is more efficient at recognizing words when only parts of them are bolded, enabling you to read more efficiently while still comprehending the full context of the text. The bionic reading algorithm identifies and bolds the most "concise parts of words" - i.e. the first 2-4 letters.

Your eyes jump from bolded part to bolded part as your brain fills in the rest of each word. Doing so reduces the number of letters that need to be processed by your eyes. Currently, Bionic Reading is available as an iPhone/Android app, a Mac app, a Chrome extension, and a web-based text converter.

The bionic reading API can also be integrated into applications and software developed by developers. Some users with dyslexia and ADHD have reported that bionic reading improves their reading speed and comprehension.

At this early stage, no scientific studies have validated these claims. In a recent study conducted by the app Readwise, it was not found that bionic reading improved reading speed.

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