PDFreflow is in public beta - here's what the first readers say
A reader that reflows papers, textbooks and manuals into one readable column on your phone - now in open beta on Android and iOS, free while in beta.
PDFreflow turns PDFs made for paper - two-column papers, textbooks, manuals - into one clean column on your phone. No pinch-zooming, no sideways scrolling, and a real night mode for reading in bed without a lamp.
It's now in open beta on Android and iOS, free while in beta.
What the first readers wrote (Google Play beta feedback):
- "Reflow is perfect, everything seems original and easy to read. The night mode is second to none." - Gabriel
- "No ads, no forced synch, no forced login, no AI, no options that nobody wants. Just displays and reflows." - Aleksandra
- "Exactly what I was looking for ... a reflow effect that almost no other app has." - María (translated from Spanish)
- "Very good, it looks like a Kindle, I really liked it." - Carlos (translated from Portuguese)
The model: short PDFs (most papers) stay free after launch. Long documents will need a single unlock - one purchase, all documents, any length, forever. No subscription, no ads.
What helps most right now: if a PDF reads badly, long-press the text, tap 'Feedback…' and tick 'Upload the current document'. I read every single report and reply in the app.
