Veruno™ Book Projector
Veruno™ Book Projector
📖 Lie flat, hands down, and read your book off the ceiling. The first way to read a book without holding one.
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A new reading position
Stop holding your book up.
Start looking up.
Veruno projects your page onto the wall or ceiling at up to 100 inches — so you can lie flat, hands under the covers, and read until your eyes close on their own.
completely flat
hold up
100" wide
not a screen
It was never the book that tired you out.
It was the position. Arms up, neck bent, one wrist pinning the spine open.
- 😣Arms held up until they go numb — then swapped, then numb again
- 💡A lamp bright enough to keep your partner awake
- 📉Giving up on paper and reaching for your phone instead
- 😴Drifting off and taking a hardcover to the face
- 🛏️Flat on your back, arms down, hands warm under the covers
- 📖The page floating above you, up to 100 inches wide
- 🕯️Dimmable warm light bounced off the ceiling — soft on the eyes
- 😌One tap off, roll over, asleep
Set up in under a minute.
No mounting. No drilling. No app tutorial.
Set it down
Nightstand, shelf or floor — anywhere within [1–3m] of the surface you want to read on.
Tilt it up
The 180° hinge swings from wall to straight overhead and holds the angle on its own.
Look up and read
Autofocus squares the page and locks it sharp in about a second. Then you forget it's there.
Built for one job: a page you can actually read.
Every spec below exists for that reason and no other.
A page up to 100 inches
Roughly ten times the size of a paperback line. Readable lying flat — and without reaching for your glasses.
[40"–100"]180° tilt, straight up
Most projectors only face a wall. Veruno swings all the way vertical and stays there, so your ceiling becomes the page.
Locking hingeAutofocus & auto keystone
Set it down crooked on a duvet and the image still squares itself. No focus wheel to fiddle with in the dark.
~1 secondWarm, dimmable night mode
Lower the brightness and warm the tone so it reads like candlelight on the ceiling, not a floodlight in your face.
Adjustable warmthQuiet enough to sleep beside
Runs under [30dB] — below the sound of a page turning. Nothing humming next to your pillow at 1am.
[<30dB]Works with what you own
HDMI, USB-C and wireless mirroring. Your phone, laptop, Kindle app, PDFs, or any streaming app you already pay for.
HDMI · USB-C · Wireless"Isn't this just another screen?"
No — and this is the part people get wrong. A phone fires light straight into your eyes from six inches away. Veruno throws light away from you, and you read what softly reflects back off the ceiling: warmer, further, dimmable down to candlelight. No notifications. No feed one swipe away. Just the page you chose.
Veruno™ Book Projector
Lie flat, hands down, and read your book off the ceiling.
Why his back and not his age
Why his back and not his age
Age gets blamed for a lot. Some of it fairly.
But a sore back looks almost exactly like an old horse — slow to loosen, reluctant to stretch, careful about weight going on, flat through the first ten minutes. The difference is that one of them you can do something about.
The trouble is nobody ever checks, because nothing in his week is aimed at his back. His feet see a farrier every six weeks. His teeth see a dentist once or twice a year. His back carries a rider several times a week and sees someone once a month, if he's lucky. It's the largest muscle group on his body and the least attended part of him.
So when he's stiff, it gets put down to his age — and it might be. But you've never actually given his back anything, so you've never found out.
What It Does
What It Does
✅ He doesn't pin his ears when you do up the girth — fifteen minutes across the topline before you tack up
✅ He stands still at the mounting block — a back that's been warmed before weight goes on it
✅ He feels right sooner, instead of after ten minutes — a warm back starts warm
✅ He stretches down instead of bracing up — full-length coverage from behind the withers back
✅ He's easier the day after hard work — use it after, not just before
✅ You stop reorganising your riding around his stiff days — five days a week, at home, whenever
When To Use It
When To Use It
Before you ride. Fifteen minutes while you pick out his feet and get your boots on. By the time you're tacking up, the poll has had more attention than it usually gets in a month.
Off the trailer. He's stood braced in a moving box for three hours holding his head and neck against every corner. This is the single best time to use it.
After the dentist, the physio or the chiro. Run it in the days that follow to support the work they've just done, rather than watching it quietly disappear before the next appointment.
One device, many pages
Anything you'd read, now above you.
Veruno takes whatever is on your phone or laptop and puts it on the wall or ceiling. Most people buy it for books. Then they find the rest.
Lie back, look up, and let the page come to you.
Your book, overhead
The page sits above you at up to 100 inches. You stay flat, hands under the covers, and turn pages from the remote.
Story time on the ceiling
Both of you lying down, both looking at the same page. Lights stay low the whole time.
Notes at wall size
Slides, PDFs and flashcards blown up large enough to read from anywhere in the room — bed, floor, desk.
Notes and decks, anywhere
Pocket-sized and USB-C powered. Connect a laptop and any blank wall becomes the screen.
Movie nights, full size
Mirror your phone or plug in a streaming stick. Same device, different evening.
Music, hands-free
Project the score in front of you and keep both hands on the instrument. No page turns mid-bar.
How it compares
The short version of what's different.
| Veruno | Phone | E-reader | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Read lying flat | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Nothing to hold | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Page size | 100" | 6" | 7" |
| Light points away from you | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| No notifications | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Two can read at once | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Plays films | ✓ | Small | ✕ |
From people using it
I assumed the text would be soft around the edges. It isn't — it's sharper than my Kindle and many times the size. I've read more in a fortnight than I did all spring.
My husband falls asleep hours before I do. I keep it on the lowest warm setting on the ceiling and he doesn't stir once.
Bought it for bedtime stories. Used it for a client deck the following Monday. It lives in my bag now, which I didn't see coming.
Try it for 90 nights.
If it isn't for you, send it back for a full refund. No photos, no explanation, no restocking fee.