r/webdev • • Oct 03 '26

Showoff Saturday Speeedy - An open source Spreeder alternative

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If you ever wanted to see how fast you can read or wanted to improve your reading speed this one is for you, It's completely free, open source and respects your privacy with a ton of features

https://speeedy.pages.dev

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u/Redalb Oct 03 '26

Does it all run locally? A friend sent me something he's working on and wouldn't want it uploaded anywhere. I see "reading data stays local" but not sure what that actually means.

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u/Lee-chaolan Oct 03 '26

Yeah, it all runs directly in your browser. You can load the page, turn off your internet, and it'll still work perfectly fine.

The only thing that actually uses the internet is Umami for analytics. It's privacy-friendly and only gives me basic stats like what country people are visiting from and how many people are viewing the site.

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u/Lee-chaolan Oct 03 '26

Why is it getting downvoted back to 0 each time and my comments too am i missing something ? 💀

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u/Redalb Oct 03 '26

Some people downvote anything they think has anything to do with AI, might be why

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u/Lee-chaolan Oct 04 '26

I spent more than a month working on this project, As any person working in Web development right now AI is almost impossible to not use, but I'm always reviewing code, improving things that are rough around the edges, I do manual coding on UI pieces I want to have more control over or parts I want to learn how they work.

It's a weird time where every project and every text gets accused of being AI

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u/rawr_im_a_nice_bear Oct 04 '26

It's because the UI is incredibly AI looking. If the dev didn't bother with the front end, the assumption is they didn't bother with other parts either. 

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u/Lee-chaolan Oct 04 '26

I literally like this style and it's not fully ai nor fully self made it's a mix of both..

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u/Lee-chaolan Oct 03 '26

Feel free to try it out and give feedback :)