Original Summary

Hey r/SideProject ! I’ve been building Litty, a lightweight mobile reading app that re-imagines how long-form text (classics, web serials, light novels) is rendered on phones. Instead of traditional page-flips or standard continuous vertical scrolls that require your eyes to sweep up and down crowded screens, Litty appends text snippets dynamically at a bottom-anchored baseline—mimicking the UX of modern messaging apps. 💡 Why build this? Doomscrolling Muscle Memory: Modern readers consume most of their mobile content in messaging feeds or short-form threads. By anchoring new text at the bottom, reading long books feels low-friction and familiar. Zero Page Guilt / Eye Fatigue: You don't lose your spot on the page. You just sit at the bottom anchor while text auto-paces line by line. 🛠️ Technical Specs & Architecture Size: 11 MB APK footprint. Data Sovereignty: 100% Offline & Zero-Telemetry. No accounts, no cloud dependencies, no ads. File System: Works off standard local .txt chapter directories and bundled .litty (ZIP) archives. Performance: Sub-10ms render times by appending native text nodes directly to the bottom list view, making it smooth even on low-end budget hardware.   submitted by   /u/Mysterious-Insect858 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 18:22:32