DeepReader 0.0.1

A reading tool which splits texts (ebooks, webpages) into sentences and displays them one at a time, for increased focus.

DeepReader

DeepReader is an application which intelligently extracts the relevant
plaintext content from a variety of text types (webpages, ebooks,
etc.), intelligently "munges" (cleans and restructures) it, and
intelligently segments it into sentences, for reading.

I guess the word "intelligent" is being used to convey that
it is meant to use the most effective general-purpose
algorithms possible, including machine learning, so that
it produces basically what a human would produce, given
a wide variety of formats, scenarios, etc. That is to say, 
not a method that produces small errors.

The point is to provide more focus when reading, especially
when studying dense, difficult information like
mathematics or programming documentation. It can also
help people who have some kind of difficulty with reading
comprehension by breaking lots of text into small, comprehensible
pieces and provide tools similar to annotation which help you
note-take and process what you are reading.

DeepReader is currently in a very simple form and is planned
to over time significantly develop and mature as an application.