BeeLine Reader Hack 1.9.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: BeeLine Reader, Inc.
Category: Productivity
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.9.0
ID: com.beelinereader.reader
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Description
Read faster and more easily with our digital reading technology, which has has won awards from Stanford and United Nations!
Here's how it works: instead of using plain black text, we display text using eye-guiding color gradients. These gradients flow from the end of one line to the beginning of the next, so that when you move your eyes from right to left, they're automatically drawn to the appropriate line.
Vision, literacy, and medical experts agree that BeeLine Reader improves reading speed and reading ability for readers of all ages and skill levels. It is particularly helpful for readers with dyslexia, ADD, or vision impairments—some readers are able to read over 50% faster with BeeLine. Find out how much it will help you by taking the BeeLine Reading Challenge on our website: www.BeeLineReader.com.
Included app functionality: Read with BeeLine in Safari using our BeeLine Action Extension; save articles for later using the BeeLine Share Extension; and browse the web with BeeLine on select popular websites (AP News, Reuters, and Medium.com) within the BeeLine app. Never used an extension before? Find out how: http://bit.ly/1vaQaOf
IAP: Add premium news sites to your reading list and read Kindle books with BeeLine (iPad only).
Have epub files you want to read with BeeLine? Grab the ReadMe! app, which supports DRM-free EPUB files.
Here's how it works: instead of using plain black text, we display text using eye-guiding color gradients. These gradients flow from the end of one line to the beginning of the next, so that when you move your eyes from right to left, they're automatically drawn to the appropriate line.
Vision, literacy, and medical experts agree that BeeLine Reader improves reading speed and reading ability for readers of all ages and skill levels. It is particularly helpful for readers with dyslexia, ADD, or vision impairments—some readers are able to read over 50% faster with BeeLine. Find out how much it will help you by taking the BeeLine Reading Challenge on our website: www.BeeLineReader.com.
Included app functionality: Read with BeeLine in Safari using our BeeLine Action Extension; save articles for later using the BeeLine Share Extension; and browse the web with BeeLine on select popular websites (AP News, Reuters, and Medium.com) within the BeeLine app. Never used an extension before? Find out how: http://bit.ly/1vaQaOf
IAP: Add premium news sites to your reading list and read Kindle books with BeeLine (iPad only).
Have epub files you want to read with BeeLine? Grab the ReadMe! app, which supports DRM-free EPUB files.
Version history
1.9.0
2022-01-19
New: Text to Speech!
1.8.0
2020-10-02
Now you can read PDFs in the BeeLine Reader app! This IAP supports text-based PDFs (not scans) and is one of our most-requested features by students and others!
1.7.0
2020-01-25
Updates for iOS 13.
1.6.1
2018-09-28
Added reading list management features and compatibility with iPhone X, XR, XS, and XS Max.
1.6.0
2018-09-17
Added reading list management features and iPhone X compatibility
1.4.3
2016-06-01
bug fixes
1.4.2
2016-05-03
Bug fixes; App Preview video added
1.4.1
2016-03-02
Major update in version 1.4, and bug fixes in 1.4.1
1.4
2016-02-29
Now you can read news from popular news websites and social media sites, right with in the BeeLine Reader app!
1.3
2015-09-11
For iPad: Kinde and OverDrive book support via IAP! Now you can read all your purchased Kindle books, Kindle Unlimited books, and borrowed OverDrive books with BeeLine.
For iPhone: Tumblr support in Safari, via the BeeLine action extension!
For iPhone: Tumblr support in Safari, via the BeeLine action extension!
1.2
2015-04-06
- More settings customization: line spacing, margins, font size, type of font (serif, sans-serif, OpenDyslexia), and custom color gradients
- Added tutorial videos on how to start using BeeLine
- Allowed for adding of articles to reading list from links in current article
- Misc. bug fixes and adjustments
- Added tutorial videos on how to start using BeeLine
- Allowed for adding of articles to reading list from links in current article
- Misc. bug fixes and adjustments
1.1
2014-11-27
— Adds extension integration with more news apps (try your favorite!)
— Adds extension support for html and plain text form source apps
— Improves duplicate item removal
— Bottom Bar no longer blocks web content visibility
— Fixes issues when switching from web to clean view
— Improves iPad stability
— Fixes intermittent crash when deleting items
— Adds extension support for html and plain text form source apps
— Improves duplicate item removal
— Bottom Bar no longer blocks web content visibility
— Fixes issues when switching from web to clean view
— Improves iPad stability
— Fixes intermittent crash when deleting items
1.0
2014-11-16
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| eBooks Pro (eBooks Pro allows you to read your Kindle Books and your OverDrive library books with BeeLine coloring in the BeeLine Reader iPad app!) |
Free |
IG120529269✱✱✱✱✱ | 28460F2✱✱✱✱✱ |
| BeeLine News Pro (BeeLine News Pro lets you add unlimited news sites to your reading list.) |
Free |
IG470897351✱✱✱✱✱ | 6F8FC41✱✱✱✱✱ |
| BeeLine Email & Social Pro (BeeLine Email & Social Pro gives you access to all the supported Email & Social sites listed.) |
Free |
IG343815325✱✱✱✱✱ | AC4EE4A✱✱✱✱✱ |
| BeeLine News Lite (BeeLine News Lite lets you add 3 news sites to your reading list.) |
Free |
IG240870333✱✱✱✱✱ | 28E9797✱✱✱✱✱ |
| BeeLine PDF Reader (BeeLine PDF Reader for text PDFs (not scans)) |
Free |
IG764051447✱✱✱✱✱ | B740B1C✱✱✱✱✱ |
| BeeLine News Pro (Upgrade BeeLine News Lite to BeeLine News Pro so you can add unlimited news sites to your reading list.) |
Free |
IG470897351✱✱✱✱✱ | 6F8FC41✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
2.4 out of 5
19 Ratings
Reviews
Axmshi,
Very limited
I primarily read on my iPad for class and we use a variety of PDFs and websites. I use GoodNotes currently to mark up the text and file them appropriately, so I’m not looking for this app to function in that way, but in other ways this app is archaic. I can’t take the color gradient PDFs or pages and put them into other apps to mark them up or save them as files on my iPad. I have to stay in the app that does only one thing... change colors... not worth the $15 I paid for the app and PDF reader. and maybe if the app looked nicer and not like 1965 Microsoft word, i wouldn’t mind reading in the app, but I mind very much. Definitely a rip off, worth .99 at most.
chriscjd87575866,
I wanted to like this, but...
...the only useful feature is the color gradient added to each line. Otherwise, it's painful to use.
If I'm reading a PDF and switch to a different app and don't switch back within a few seconds, the app loses track of what I was reading. Additionally, there's no way (or perhaps no obvious way) to save a PDF for future reference. So when I switch to Safari to look up a concept, for example, when I switch back into Beeline, I have to go through the rigamarole of searching all my PDFs and finding the one I was originally reading.
Another quirk is that trying to scroll sometimes triggers the sidebar. The only "fix" is waiting a few seconds and then trying to scroll again.
While I am happy to pay for useful apps, especially accessibility-related apps,$15 ($10 to be able to read PDFs, $5 for the app) is a lot for something that's this buggy. My experiences thus far have all been on an iPad, so I don't know if the iPhone version is this frustrating to use. I should have heeded earlier reviews and passed on this one because the efficiency gains provided by the colored lines are negated by the kludginess of everything else.
If I'm reading a PDF and switch to a different app and don't switch back within a few seconds, the app loses track of what I was reading. Additionally, there's no way (or perhaps no obvious way) to save a PDF for future reference. So when I switch to Safari to look up a concept, for example, when I switch back into Beeline, I have to go through the rigamarole of searching all my PDFs and finding the one I was originally reading.
Another quirk is that trying to scroll sometimes triggers the sidebar. The only "fix" is waiting a few seconds and then trying to scroll again.
While I am happy to pay for useful apps, especially accessibility-related apps,$15 ($10 to be able to read PDFs, $5 for the app) is a lot for something that's this buggy. My experiences thus far have all been on an iPad, so I don't know if the iPhone version is this frustrating to use. I should have heeded earlier reviews and passed on this one because the efficiency gains provided by the colored lines are negated by the kludginess of everything else.
Cailise,
Great idea, meh implementation.
Beeline reader is great for me. However, even excluding the issues with availability due to external limitations, the implementation leaves something to be desired.
The UI is white with lines for options. There is no guide or settings, and you have to spend some time figuring out how it works - especially with the current iOS bug that means you need to restart to add anything new to the “share” list. I found this helpful tidbit in the pocket documentation.
The pricing structure is great, much more reasonable than the subscription service I saw at one point. I’m really happy about this.
I strongly suggest getting in touch with a UI/UX designer for iOS apps and work on that, since it’s the only major downside to the app that you can do anything about. (Most other complaints seem to be that it won’t work everywhere, which is unfortunately to be expected.)
As it stands, this isn’t quite worth the money, but it’s still so useful for accessibility reasons that I paid it. I also suggest adding in a feature - paid or otherwise - to read files we add. Epub, html, docx, I thunk even just those would help a ton.
The UI is white with lines for options. There is no guide or settings, and you have to spend some time figuring out how it works - especially with the current iOS bug that means you need to restart to add anything new to the “share” list. I found this helpful tidbit in the pocket documentation.
The pricing structure is great, much more reasonable than the subscription service I saw at one point. I’m really happy about this.
I strongly suggest getting in touch with a UI/UX designer for iOS apps and work on that, since it’s the only major downside to the app that you can do anything about. (Most other complaints seem to be that it won’t work everywhere, which is unfortunately to be expected.)
As it stands, this isn’t quite worth the money, but it’s still so useful for accessibility reasons that I paid it. I also suggest adding in a feature - paid or otherwise - to read files we add. Epub, html, docx, I thunk even just those would help a ton.
omo 're b'iyan,
App failed to work
Wish I would have listened to the other reviews. I purchased the app yesterday and it hasn’t been working, unless I choose to review the material online. I also tried sending them a message about the issue by filling out the “contact us” sheet on their website - that doesn’t work either.
protipster,
Love it
I read all my news with this app, mostly by using the share extension to save articles to my read-later list. Love all the text formatting options, especially the BeeLine colors that help me read faster.
The Kindle feature is also cool, and really easy to use, but I’m not sure why its iPad only. I want it on my iPhone too!
I wish there were a way to have BeeLine appears in all my apps, but I don’t think Apple lets apps work that way.
The Kindle feature is also cool, and really easy to use, but I’m not sure why its iPad only. I want it on my iPhone too!
I wish there were a way to have BeeLine appears in all my apps, but I don’t think Apple lets apps work that way.
Bcjshcjj,
Great app
Im a university student with a slight case of ADD and this has helped me keep my eyes from darting around the page like I would normally do. I have used some virtual reading ruler applications on my other devices but this application is better than those apps because it sections off text so you can follow along better. I dont need to use my finger to follow what im reading because I have this app now.
uehdiciei Rx dji,
App without support = Worthless
I felt compelled to write this review in the hope it might stimulate improvement. Great app… when it works. But my E-book reader no longer functions, and two messages to Support over the last several weeks have gone unanswered. What is the point of paying $$$ for a product that fails to deliver?
arawr7,
Waste of money
I paid $5 for the app thinking I could at least read PDF’s…no, when you click to read a PDF you are asked to pay another $10! I reluctantly paid the $10 and still, it will not work! I’m very frustrated , as I was excited to be able to read more easily.
DisCrimeNation,
Good App With a Quirk
Good concept.
If you toggle on “safari readability mode”, and then press BeeLine It while in the safari app, a rectangular bar appears on the upper left of the screen, blocking out a bit of text.
If you toggle on “safari readability mode”, and then press BeeLine It while in the safari app, a rectangular bar appears on the upper left of the screen, blocking out a bit of text.
Bennnnnyman,
Speeds up reading!
Wow, I never knows I wanted this but it sure is great! The colors really help your eyes follow from one line to the next. Simple and effective!
