Whether you are behind on the reading or trying to go deeper on it, the problem is the same: the material is hard and there is a lot of it. Recitare guides you through the assigned text itself, rather than handing you a summary of it.
A textbook chapter or business case can be hard to begin. Hearing it read aloud in a natural voice, at a pace you choose, gets you into material that felt closed off.
Each word is highlighted as it is spoken, so your eyes stay on the actual argument. This is the opposite of detached audio playing while your attention drifts.
Stuck on a term, a model, or a paragraph that will not resolve? Ask Max there and then. The answer comes from your document and points back to the page it came from.
In Study mode Max pauses to ask what you just heard, in your own words. It is uncomfortable and it is the point: it shows you which ideas still need attention before the exam does.
An AI summary shows you the shape of a forty-page reading so you know where to read closely. It maps the reading. It does not replace it.
Turn the chapter you just worked through into a study guide, review questions, or flashcards, drawn from the material your course actually assigned rather than generic exam content.
From our first readers, coming soon.
Recitare is in early access, so we won't invent quotes or numbers. Real words from real early users will live here.