Readworth: Daily Reading

Readworth: Daily Reading

A story, poem & idea each day

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Released
October 28, 2026
Updated
October 30, 2026

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Discover a daily story, poem, and idea from classic writers and thinkers, tailored to your interests and available time. Explore a vast library of literature, track your reading journey, and follow your curiosity with personalized recommendations.

✓Daily story, poem, and idea
✓Personalized recommendations
✓Explore by author, subject, mood
✓Track reading history
✓Surprise me discovery feature
✓Extensive library of classic literature
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What's New in Readworth

1.1

October 30, 2026

Read aloud. Open any reading and tap the headphones at the top. A natural voice reads it aloud. Tap any paragraph to listen from there; the player at the bottom has speed, ±15 seconds and a choice of four voices. Tap the headphones again to stop. Playback continues with the screen locked, with Lock Screen and Dynamic Island controls. Listening to the end marks the reading as read, and Today offers "Continue listening" for a reading left partway. About the voice. It is Kokoro-82M, an open-source text-to-speech model (Apache 2.0), bundled inside the app and run on the iPhone with Core ML. No text, audio or other data is sent anywhere, no network connection is used, nothing is downloaded, and there is no generative-AI or chat feature. Pronunciations for the catalog are prepared ahead of time and bundled. Your Year in Reading. Reading life › This year › "See your year so far" opens a short, shareable recap of the reader's year (it's also offered as a card in December and January). Siri and Shortcuts. For example: "Open today's poem in Readworth", "Read today's story aloud in Readworth", "What's today's idea on Readworth?" No setup needed. Also: an Auto appearance (light by day, dark after sunset, worked out from the device's time zone, so no location access), story-sized passage cards for sharing a highlighted line, daily reminders that name the day's quickest reading, a progress ring on the Lock Screen widget, and better layouts at large text sizes.

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FAQ

What kind of content does Readworth offer daily?

Readworth provides three distinct pieces of content each day: a short story from renowned authors, a poem from celebrated poets, and an idea in the form of an essay, speech, or philosophical piece.

How does Readworth personalize recommendations?

You can tell Readworth your interests and available reading time. As you finish and rate readings, the app learns your preferences to suggest content you'll enjoy, while still offering unexpected discoveries.

Can I explore content beyond the daily selections on Readworth?

Yes, Readworth offers extensive exploration options. You can browse hundreds of readings by story, poetry, or ideas, as well as by author, subject, writing form, mood, or reading time.

What is the age rating for Readworth?

Readworth has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for younger readers and adults alike.

How often is Readworth updated?

The latest version of Readworth is 1.1, and it was last updated on October 30, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

Does Readworth have ads?

No, Readworth is ad-free. The application does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted reading experience.

What devices does Readworth support?

Currently, Readworth is supported on iPhones. Future compatibility with other devices may be considered in future updates.

How does Readworth track my reading progress?

Readworth builds a record of your reading life over time. You can see works you've finished, authors you've discovered, subjects you've explored, readings you loved, and how your reading habits evolve.