content: 2026-07-17 capture run — 26 finds across 9 productive sources

Shortlisted 11; review candidates: porcelain-room-aranjuez,
we-are-rewind-pink-floyd-cassette, best-made-sailors-knife.

Dedup caught 11 re-serves from 07-16 before writing, plus 2 items
re-served after being dropped on the bar yesterday (Samsung Music
Studio 5, Project AirLink pants) — dropped again on the same grounds.

Verification corrected the record on three finds: Gear Patrol's
Sailor's Knife hook was wrong (the century-old salvaged Cumarú is the
handle, pulled from the Panama Canal after 113 years under water — the
blade is new Robert Herder stainless); the Armenia "Donatello" is
studio-of, not autograph; the Transformers set is a September preorder.
Two vendor stats omitted as unverifiable. hock (A.Word.A.Day) dropped
on the alcohol rule despite a strong etymology story.

Amazon: 2 links added, 2 dropped on the same-model rule.
Sources: no maintenance changes; 3 Reddit subs held on 429 throttling
(not skipped — r/macapps succeeded from the same host). 2 new nominees.
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name: "Speed Reader"
subtitle: "One-word-at-a-time reading that can live right in your MacBook's notch"
date: 2026-07-17
shortlist: true
link: "https://speed-reader.pro/"
linkText: "speed-reader.pro"
source: "r/macapps"
topics: [macos-apps, productivity]
tags: [speed-reading, rsvp, ocr]
description: "Speed Reader flashes text one word at a time using RSVP, with a display mode that fits the word stream into the MacBook's screen notch."
---
Speed Reader flashes text one word at a time at a fixed point on screen, the RSVP technique that trades eye movement for pure intake, and one of its display modes tucks that word stream right into the MacBook's screen notch. An area-capture tool can OCR any patch of screen, a PDF that won't let you select text, a screenshot, and feed it straight into the reader. Lifetime license is $8.99, with a 3-day trial that skips the payment form.