We’re in the middle of an infobesity epidemic, and this is the biggest reason why
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Our patent-pending technology has already verified over
100 million page views. It can tell if somebody really paid
attention to an article, PDF, or Youtube video, triggering
rewards (including microcredentials) and unlocking
participation features. It’s privacy-first, most recently
recognized by Mozilla’s Fix The Internet OpenLab.
How can you tell if somebody paid attention?
How can we tell? Using advanced behaviour pattern analysis and AI-driven content analysis (we're aware how jargon-y that sounds, but it's the truth), it can tell how focused you are, and how intensely. It's as close as you'll get to camera-based tracking, without the need for the invasiveness. And it has already processed over 100 million page views with our beta partners over the last couple of years. You can learn more in our FAQ as well.
Readocracy gives you 4 powerful
new capabilities:
1
Make your reading lists
count for something
Readocracy lets you easily turn your reading
lists into beautiful collections that grants
credits, discussion access, and rewards.
Or effortlessly create microcredentials
Alone, with colleagues, or with industry. Verifiable certificates included.
2
Discussions you can
only access by reading
... or watching required video. That’s right: you
get to set requirements to access a discussion,
and Readocracy checks them automatically.
Including smart annotation features
Features optimized for meaningful comments, that are hard to game.
3
Foster lifelong learning
and career success
Every student’s knowledge profile becomes an
unfair advantage entering the workforce, and
rewards the habit of continuing learning.
Integrate their self-directed learning
An easy new way to incorporate their authentic passions.
4
Information Wellness: improve media literacy and mental health
Your students are consuming around 7 hours of content daily. Readocracy gives them insights like a Fitbit for their information diets. Including flagging misinformations sources, highlighting bias, and showing how their consumption might be affecting their moods.
All through the most privacy-forward UX and
Data Policy you’ve probably ever encountered.
For every user:
1
You can literally see
when Readocracy is
active / tracking
2
You decide what is
public, otherwise it
defaults to private
3
You can make your
own exclusion list,
and easily delete
4
We remind you
what was saved, and
how, every week
Readocracy improves learning
outcomes, while raising your profile
as an educator. Let us show you how.
Why we’re doing all this
We are obsessed with rethinking the
attention economy, for a better future
Readocracy: a new way of governing the internet and rethinking influence
READ NOWThe Readocracy Manifesto
READ NOWREAD MORE on our blog, The Content Zeitgeist
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Help us shape a future where quality beats quantity.
Questions?
FAQ
"How do you make money? Are you just another data-exploiting, privacy-infringing business?" "What are the credits for? / Why credits? / What is a credit?" "How secure is my data on Readocracy / why should I trust you with my data?" "How can you tell if somebody actually read something? How does it work?" "How do you decide how many credits an article is worth?" "What if you're looking at questionable content?" "Is attention knowledge? What about application?" "Does the product distinguish between quality of articles / journalism?Or does being well-read in anti-vaxxer sites produce as much credit as being well-read on scientific journals?" "What if I'm naturally a fast reader?" "This isn't tracking all my browsing activity is it?" Lots more FAQ right this way
