Too many places to keep track of
Good ideas get separated from the things that inspired them.
Bring your books, articles, videos, and ideas together—and learn in a way that works for you.
When books, links, videos, and notes are spread across different places, it can be hard to pick up where you left off.
Good ideas get separated from the things that inspired them.
Keep sources, reading, notes, and progress close in one learning experience.
From the first source you add to the progress you make, RodaRead helps your learning feel more connected.
Make one home for the books, files, articles, and videos you want to learn from.
Settle into a reading session or listen when you want to learn hands-free.
Keep the thoughts and details you want to remember near the material that sparked them.
See time spent reading, completed books, and the streak you’re building—one session at a time.
Choose the days and daily time target that feel realistic for your routine.
Study Mode and Scan to Listen are on the way. They’ll have a home alongside your other learning tools.
No perfect routine required. Just a place to begin again.
Add a book, document, website, or video you want to spend time with.
Read, listen, and keep notes as you explore a source at your own pace.
Set a target or make a plan, then celebrate the time you show up.
Here’s the short version. You can take the rest one page at a time.
RodaRead is a learning space for bringing reading materials together, spending time with them in the way that suits you, and keeping track of your progress.
RodaRead is designed for books and files, websites and articles, and YouTube sources. Scan to Listen is planned as a coming-soon feature.
RodaRead is built around flexible reading and listening, so you can choose the way you want to spend time with a source.
Yes. You can choose a daily target, follow your reading time and streak, and create a plan around the days that work for you.
Study Mode and Scan to Listen are shown as coming soon. They are actively in development for upcoming releases.
Start with one small moment. The rest can come later.