Volumes is organised like a small library: each room has its own clear purpose, none of them competing for your attention. Walk through them in order.
Where you start each day.
Your eWPM with a line showing your trend. A reading consistency strip, neutrally framed and always optional. The text you left open yesterday. And any active retention checks.
Simple, easy to navigate and designed not to overwhelm you.
Every text you've added: ebooks, articles, PDFs, web clippings. Last-read date.
When you add a text, choose your testing mode: general, personalised according to your prompt, or no testing at all.
Tap a book to read. Long-press to manage.
The home for everything Volumes has made for you.
The Reading Room: hand-selected public-domain texts with comprehension questions written by a human, not generated. Start with the Stoics, with new texts added regularly. Free users get a core library. Pro users get everything as it's added.
How Volumes Works: six short essays on the reading science behind the app.
Coming late summer 2026: The Bookshop, a small, hand-picked collection of texts worth reading. And The Circle, a social space for readers who want to talk about what they've read.
How you've been reading, plotted honestly. Speed, comprehension, eWPM, week by week. Personal bests with the date and the chapter that earned them.
No leaderboards. No comparisons to other readers. No "you're in the top 4%" theatre. The Ledger is yours, not for sharing (unless you want to!).
Dyslexia-friendly fonts. Reader-friendly colour overlays. Adaptive pacing. Reading mode contrast for low-vision readers. A streak counter you can switch off. Two notifications a day, maximum, and plenty more to make it yours.
Everything that matters. Nothing that doesn't.