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Assistive communication and literacy software associated with AAC, reading, and writing support for people with communication or dyslexia-related needs.
Research prototype exploring automated early dyslexia screening from handwriting and eye-movement features.
Research-oriented overview covering AI applications for dyslexia detection, assistive support, and personalized learning, useful for framing caregiver-clinician and neurodivergent-support research.[7]
Public reproducibility repository associated with DysLexLens, providing sample data and materials for dyslexia-related evaluation research.
Repository containing the ETDD70 eye-tracking dyslexia dataset and related machine-learning resources for dyslexia classification research.
Open-source benchmark with data-download and harmonization scripts, baselines, models, and evaluation code for predictive modeling from reading eye movements, including developmental dyslexia tasks.
Open-source, web-based multimodal AI reading companion for students with language-based disorders, including dyslexia.
Web-based research prototype using webcam eye tracking and machine learning to analyze reading-related gaze patterns associated with dyslexia.
WordPress accessibility plugin providing reading and dyslexia tools such as a focus-line reading guide and OpenDyslexic font support.
Public resource page cataloging tools for dyslexia-related reading, writing, scanning, note-taking, OCR, speech, and transcription support.
Web-based cognitive-accessibility platform reported as supporting text adaptation for people with dyslexia through personalized, AI-assisted reading accommodations.
Accessible reading app for dyslexia and visual impairment with adjustable text, colors, highlighting, and text-to-speech.
Research lead for a machine-learning mobile application that prescreens Chinese children using interactive reading and writing assessments and cognitive-linguistic data.
Gamified multisensory learning app designed around error-based exercises for children with dyslexia.
Reading-support application associated with research on improving readability through extracted summaries for dyslexic users.
Educational application for children with dyslexia featuring word listening, spelling practice, handwritten-text exercises, and tutorials for commonly confused sounds and letter groups.
iPhone and iPad reading tool with OpenDyslexic font, OCR scanning, PDF import, and a reading ruler.
Open-source AI-assisted learning platform with dyslexia-friendly typography, text-to-speech, customizable spacing and colors, adaptive learning paths, and adjustable reading speed.
Customizable reading tool offering text-to-speech, highlighting, font and color controls, adjustable spacing, and automatic reading.
Offline-first reading companion with adjustable typography, spacing, themes, highlighting, read-aloud support, fluency practice, comprehension activities, and private progress tracking.
Accessibility app with dyslexia support, voice typing, text-to-speech, immersive reading, and reading-mode controls.
Open-source text-to-speech app that reads text, PDFs, webpages, and ebooks aloud for users with dyslexia and other reading difficulties.
iOS beta reading-support app for neurodivergent readers, including people with dyslexia; features guided reading, text-to-speech, overlays, spacing controls, reading rulers, and customizable reading assistance.
University research project describing a game-based app that trains syllable stress and spelling, including a randomized field study with 116 elementary-school children.
AI-powered academic support app for reading, writing, and comprehension, including OpenDyslexic font, adjustable text size, and dark mode.
Open-source adaptive reading platform with text simplification, phonetic breakdowns, syllable splitting, reading rulers, color overlays, adjustable typography, and text-to-speech.
Official App Store collection featuring accessibility and productivity apps for dyslexia, autism, and ADHD, including text-to-speech, scanning, reading, writing, and task-management tools.
Google Play educational app for children with dyslexia, featuring interactive reading, writing, and language exercises with dyslexia-friendly presentation.
Comprehensive review covering mobile apps, audiobooks, augmented and virtual reality, haptic interfaces, computer applications, and natural-language technologies.
Institutional guide to executive-function applications for organization, study support, time management, distraction reduction, and readability, including OpenDyslexic.
Research data-sharing platform for dyslexia and reading-development studies, supporting secondary analysis, replication, and collaboration.
Open-access publication describing the Dyslexia Data Consortiums data repository, research collaboration functions, and open-science use cases.
Open-source offline research demo that analyzes handwriting images for dyslexia-related patterns; explicitly notes that it is not a medical device or diagnostic tool.
iOS app that applies the OpenDyslexic font to PDFs, scanned pages, text, and websites, with OCR, reading-ruler, spacing, size, and contrast controls.
Dyslexia-friendly training app for children and teens that provides flexible reading and writing practice for special-education needs.
Repository directory featuring accessibility widgets with options such as dyslexia-friendly fonts, reading masks, contrast controls, and read-aloud highlighting.
Public repository directory featuring dyslexia-oriented tools such as readable-font extensions, text-to-speech utilities, reading rulers, PDF readers, and local voice applications.
Public software directory page listing dyslexia and learning-difficulty interventions, including apps and programs addressing reading, attention, memory, and executive-function skills.
Accessibility guidance describing practical supports such as adjustable line, word, and letter spacing for dyslexia and other print-related disabilities.
Official Microsoft guidance covering accessibility features for reading, writing, focus, concentration, dyslexia, and learning disabilities, including tools across Windows and Microsoft 365.
Reading-assistance app for children, teenagers, and adults with dyslexia, designed to help understand printed text such as menus, homework, and job listings.
Language-learning platform with Dyslexia Mode features such as color adjustment, larger text, removal of all-caps text, and optional white noise for neurodivergent learners.
Android assistive keyboard for dyslexic and struggling readers, offering text-to-speech, speak-as-you-type, word prediction, dictionaries, highlighting, and spell checking.
Report on an open-source VR letter-recognition app using visual, phonemic, haptic, and gamified learning for dyslexic students.
Education-focused repository of assistive-technology resources for dyslexia and related learning needs.
Neuro-inclusive visual planning and learning platform offering customizable routines, specialist educational content, expert advice, and research-backed tools for neurodivergent users, including people with dyslexia.
Yale Dyslexia resource page reviewing educational apps for learning support, including phonemic-awareness, sight-word, word-pattern, categorization, and early academic activities.
Private, on-device dictation and voice tool designed for users with dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, and autism, including text-to-speech support.
Open-source accessibility toolkit including dyslexia support features such as bionic reading, RSVP reading, line focus, color overlays, and EPUB/TXT import.
Parent- and educator-oriented mobile screening system covering dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia; explicitly positioned as an early screener rather than a clinical assessment.
Pilot evaluation of an augmented-reality game designed to support children with dyslexia through narrative, memory, text, and sequencing activities.
Tablet-based machine-learning prescreening application for Chinese children, evaluated with more than 200 pupils and designed to support early identification.
Research app assessing attention, visual scanning, short-term and working memory, planning, processing speed, and response time in dyslexia.
Open-source Dyslexia Lens project using machine-learning models for handwriting-based dyslexia screening, with a Flask web application and PDF reporting.
Research platform proposal describing a centralized repository for sharing dyslexia-related data to support collaboration, replication, education, and discovery.
Public data-sharing platform and research repository for dyslexia datasets, image-processing resources, and data-analysis tools.
Public platform offering simplified dyslexia research summaries and research-discovery features intended to improve accessibility.
Official assistive-technology guidance covering built-in text-to-speech features, OCR apps, accessible digital libraries, and literacy applications for people with dyslexia.
iOS OCR reading-support app that converts photographed printed text into a more readable format and is designed to support independent reading for children with dyslexia.
Accessible interactive demonstration of dyslexia, Irlen Syndrome, low vision, and color-vision effects, designed for empathy and education rather than diagnosis.
GitHub topic directory listing public repositories related to dyslexia support, including tutoring and learning-support projects.
Public GitHub repository for a dyslexia-focused learning platform with structured practice, adaptive feedback, and AI-assisted guidance.
Open-source progressive web app for accessible PDF reading, built with React, Vite, Zustand, and PDF.js.
Web accessibility tool for dyslexic readers with adjustable fonts, text size, color themes, and spacing.
App Store reading assistant marketed for people with dyslexia.
AI reading-coach app for children with dyslexia, offering read-along guidance, word definitions, adaptive support, and features intended for parents and educators.[8]
Reading-support app for dyslexia and ADHD that provides read-aloud functionality, page understanding, word decoding, quizzes, and support for printed, PDF, and on-screen text.
Research paper describing a mobile application designed to screen for dyslexia in children aged approximately 4 to 9.
Scientifically validated educational Android tool with adaptive literacy activities, dyslexia-risk screening, and reporting features relevant to families and therapists; it is not a diagnostic medical application.[2]
Yale Dyslexia resource page reviewing educational apps for phonemic awareness, sight words, phonics, word patterns, writing, and other learning skills.
Research application combining student screening for dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, and auditory processing disorder with a teacher dashboard.
Systematic review of technological and non-technological dyslexia interventions, including apps, educational games, multisensory approaches, and neurofeedback tools.
Public GitHub topic page collecting repositories for dyslexia and reading-support tools, including web-based learning applications and accessibility-oriented projects.
Research and design study for a web and mobile app intended to support diagnosis, treatment, and literacy development for children with dyslexia, including rural users.
Clinical and home-based dyslexia-training platforms designed for caregiver-supported practice, clinician-configured exercises, progress monitoring, and automated reports.[10]
Design research on literacy-support systems for dyslexic children, covering multisensory learning, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, visual cues, and adaptive activities.
Mobile reading-support application studied with primary-school students with dyslexia in a six-week home-based user study.
Official product page for Lexy, an AI-powered dyslexia tutoring app for iOS and Mac.
DyslexiaAI reading tutor app offering phonics games and literacy support for dyslexic and neurodivergent learners.
Research review cataloging mobile applications used for dyslexia detection and intervention across reading, writing, memory, and related difficulties.
Open-source typeface designed to improve readability for some readers with dyslexia.
Mobile application research project for screening and gamified intervention for dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, including support for local languages.
Open repository capstone examining neuroaffirming support for students with dyslexia and other neurodevelopmental differences, with implications for school-based caregiver and clinician collaboration.[3]
Tablet screening application using eye tracking to measure gaze fixation, reading speed, regressions, and saccadic behavior in participants with dyslexia.
Review of web and mobile games, eye-tracking systems, and gamified screening approaches, including the Helpdy app for children ages 710.
Text-to-speech tool that reads digital text aloud and was developed partly in response to the founders dyslexia-related reading needs.
Review of technology-based dyslexia interventions, including Learning Dyslexia (Leady), a multisensory mobile app focused on alphabet recognition and writing.
Social-emotional learning app for children ages 48 with interactive stories and activities focused on noticing feelings, perspective-taking, and self-regulation. Includes dyslexia-friendly fonts, read-along highlighting, narration, and VoiceOver support.
Parent-focused app developed with psychologists for children with ADHD, dyslexia, and related learning differences. Tracks challenging behaviors, identifies patterns, provides CBT-informed lessons, and offers emotional-regulation and de-escalation guidance.
Educational guide to assistive reading tools such as Voice Dream Reader and CapturaTalk, including text-to-speech, document support, scanning, simplified browsing, and dyslexia-friendly display options.
Comparative usability research on ABCDinos, Reader Pro, and Galexia, assessing accessibility, personalization, motivation, and reading-writing support.
Dyslexia-friendly KS2 SATs spelling and maths revision app for UK Year 6 children
AI for Learning Disabilities - An educational assistant for students with dyslexia or ADHD.
Accessible Windows reading & study workstation (dyslexia/ADHD/dysgraphia): neural read-aloud with follow-along highlights, offline Whisper voice dictation (Fast/Accurate/Best), book Library, and a tabbed Study workspace incl. Eisenhower matrix & Sunsama-style planner.
Directory of advocacy resources, fact sheets, and parent group networks from the International Dyslexia Association to support students with dyslexia in public schools.
Directory of Certified Academic Language Therapists and Practitioners specializing in dyslexia and reading disorders, searchable by state.
National directory of ALTA-certified clinicians trained in structured literacy and dyslexia therapy, with search capabilities by state and specialty.
State government resource page providing official guidance, legislative information, and links to local support directories for students with dyslexia characteristics in Arizona.
Comprehensive guide listing speech-to-text, text-to-speech, screen readers, and writing tools like Learning Ally, Speechify, Bookshare, and Co:Writer for students with dyslexia.
A community-discovered app designed to help dyslexic students with planning and structuring tasks, featuring mind-mapping and task-prioritization tools.
Searchable directory of CERI-certified reading professionals specializing in dyslexia intervention, including task initiation and executive function support strategies.
Repository from the Children's Dyslexia Centers network offering definitions, support tools, and links to centers providing specialized dyslexia learning support.
Official product page for ClaroRead, a customizable software system specifically designed to assist individuals with dyslexia and visual stress through multisensory reading and writing support.
Product page for ClaroSpeak, a dyslexia-focused app featuring text-to-speech, word prediction, and customizable fonts to assist caregivers and students in reading and writing tasks.
AI-powered word prediction tool with a dedicated dyslexia edition that supports sentence curation and grammar for students with writing difficulties.
A parent-led grassroots movement providing advocacy resources, state-by-state guides, and tools to help families navigate public education systems for dyslexia support.
National grassroots movement offering resources and advocacy for dyslexia support in public schools, helping families navigate overload and access interventions.
IDA maintains information on professionals offering services such as: Assessment/Evaluation, Academic Language, Educational or Speech-Language Therapy, Tutoring ...
Official product page for Dybuster, a sensory regulation software using color, sound, and visual patterns to train dyslexic children in spelling and reading comprehension through multisensory engagement.
Dyslexia Daily is a Friendly Online Community Where You'll Meet Like minded Parents, Educators and SpLD Specialists to Support You on Your ...
Official school district handbook providing resources, intervention strategies, and support directories for families and educators supporting students with dyslexia.
Official CLI Engage manuals and online checklist for tracking student data related to dyslexia referrals, usable with any progress monitoring tool to support neurodivergent education.
State-level PDF guide listing level I dyslexia screening tools, assessment components, and resources for school districts to identify and support students.
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Parent center resource explaining dyslexia characteristics, genetic factors, and research-based educational instruction methods to foster independence.
Official site for Dyslexia Toolbox, offering a comprehensive suite of tools including speech-to-text, word prediction, and phonetic spelling checks designed for dyslexic users.
Speech-to-text and text-to-speech software can help people who have difficulty communicating, reading, or writing.
Learn about dyslexia, including symptoms of the condition and its impact on learning. Discover effective strategies and resources for ...
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AI-based solution addressing dyslexia at its source to support general education inclusion. Focuses on individualized learning that reduces frustration and improves emotional resilience.
Uncover free dyslexia programs designed to empower adults. Boost your confidence and skills today!
Aggregated public list of organizations, apps, and tools serving individuals with dyslexia, including non-profits, curriculum providers, and support groups.
Official product page for Grammarly, an AI-powered writing assistant that provides real-time spelling, grammar, and punctuation corrections to reduce communication barriers for dyslexic writers.
Assistive reading and writing tool for struggling readers and writers. Provides text-to-speech, text highlighting, and word prediction to ease cognitive load and support confidence.
Free educational resource offering structured lessons and executive function tools to help students with dyslexia overcome task initiation barriers.
iPad app specifically designed for students with dyslexia and dysgraphia to type math problems neatly, avoiding handwriting issues while working on equations.
Research-based repository of screening, identification, and teaching tools for students with dyslexia and other literacy-related disabilities.
Popular online platform offering games and instruction specifically designed for dyslexic learners. Includes features to support focus and emotional engagement through structured play.
Lexercise offers two proven online structured literacy programs, giving families effective options for helping struggling readers build confidence. Book a Free ...
Official product listing of dyslexia assessment tools including KTEA-3 and its Dyslexia Index, designed for clinicians and educators.
The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) and the Center for Effective Reading Instruction (CERI) each provide directories of professionals who provide.
Official documentation for Read&Write, an assistive technology suite featuring text-to-speech, speech-to-text, and reading support tools tailored for students with dyslexia.
Official product page for Read&Write, a literacy overlay toolbar offering text-to-speech, word prediction, and dual-color highlighting to support dyslexic users with sensory reading regulation.
National public media literacy initiative offering research-based strategies to help all kids, including those with dyslexia, become skilled readers, with supplemental resources for emotional and mood tracking in education.
Public literacy initiative offering a 5-step framework for assessing dyslexia in schools and identifying eligibility for special education services.
Websites. International Dyslexia Association Fact Sheets about dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD; dyslexia advocacy, suggested readings for parents and teachers.
Regional support team providing educators with dyslexia resources and clinician contact information aligned with the Texas Dyslexia Handbook.
Provider Directory - International Dyslexia Association (Specific to Dyslexia). Professionals Database - Dysgraphia Life (Specific to Dysgraphia).
Official website for Speech Central, an iOS and Android app providing text-to-speech and audiobook support designed to assist users with dyslexia.
This list is designed to help dyslexics, parents, and professionals find the resources they need, from scholarly articles and reviewed books to online forums ...
Computer program that reads electronic text from e-books and websites, supporting reading comprehension and planning through auditory access.
Resource page listing educators and trainers associated with the Luke Waites Center, a leading authority in dyslexia intervention for over 60 years.
Documentation and template guide for using Todoist to create customizable task initiation checklists adapted for students with dyslexia.
A curated directory of top web accessibility tools for dyslexia, featuring AI-enhanced widgets, text-to-speech solutions, and customizable assistive toolbars from providers like WebAbility.io, Texthelp, and Recite Me.
Discover five powerful assistive technology tools designed to support children with dyslexia! From text-to-speech software to ...
Product page for TTRS, an award-winning multi-sensory course and app for learning touch typing, reading, and spelling, designed to support caregivers in structured literacy development.
Nonprofit offering comprehensive guides, school and workplace support tools, and independence strategies for individuals with dyslexia and other learning disabilities.
Free Microsoft Word add-in providing text-to-speech functionality directly within Word, supporting users with reading difficulties and dyslexia.
Official free mobile app from the U.S. Library of Congress providing accessible reading support for users with print disabilities, including neurodivergent individuals, with screen reader compatibility and text-to-speech features.
Free digital library offering accessible books with text-to-speech and audio features for individuals with print disabilities, including dyslexia and other learning needs.
An open-source AI chatbot demo built on HuggingFace that answers questions and designs evidence-based learning plans for struggling readers, including those with dyslexia, using the U.S. Department of Education's clearinghouse data.
OpenStax provides free, open-source textbooks and course materials, offering accessible reading resources for students, including those with neurodivergent learning needs.
Official product page for Read&Write, a comprehensive literacy support startup offering text-to-speech, word prediction, and study tools designed for neurodivergent learners including those with dyslexia.
A national public media literacy initiative offering research-based resources on how young kids learn to read, specifically addressing dyslexia, autism, and ADHD as expressions of neurodiversity.
Cloud-based text-to-speech and reading support tool designed for students with dyslexia and neurodivergence, offering assisted reading, writing, and studying features.
A rapid academic review focusing on current support systems for higher education students with neurodivergent conditions like autism and dyslexia.
Startup Reading offers a calming digital lesson library for early reading support, aligned with the Science of Reading, designed to empower neurodivergent students with evidence-based decoding strategies and reduced anxiety.
A free, open educational game app for parents and children to practice letter names, sounds, and phonics, aligned with the Science of Reading and Structured Literacy principles.
Personalized reading instruction software for emerging and struggling readers, targeting phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension through adaptive, data-driven lessons.
Software enabling children with disabilities to enjoy books independently, fostering literacy and communication skills through accessible reading experiences.
Official blog resource on multisensory learning approaches for neurodivergent individuals, emphasizing how combined learning styles mitigate information overload during reading.
A customizable toolbar integrating text-to-speech, word prediction, and study tools to support reading, writing, and communication for students with dyslexia and English language learners.
A reading, writing, and studying tool designed to support learners with dyslexia and other neurodivergent conditions by converting text to speech and enhancing literacy skills.
An inclusive AI-powered care platform designed to support individuals with neurodivergent conditions such as Autism and Dyslexia. NeuroNest provides tools for learning, emotional support, daily routines, and real-time monitoring for caregivers and healthcare professionals.
Web/app tool that analyzes student inputs (voice, text, drawings via camera) with AI to adapt lessons in real-timee.g., converting text to visual mindmaps for dyslexic users or simplifying concepts with gamified audio for ADHDtailored to individual neurodiverse profiles.
The official iOS native reminders app recommended in dyslexia resource guides for creating lists, setting time-based alerts, and organizing daily chores to help with forgetfulness and time management.
A visual tracking tool using color gradients to guide the eye smoothly across text, reducing line-skipping and improving reading speed for dyslexic users.
A reading and writing tool with high-quality text-to-speech, customizable fonts, and calming formatting controls, designed to reduce stress for users with dyslexia on iOS and Android.
iOS and Android app providing text-to-speech, word prediction, and text appearance changes to support reading and writing routines for users with dyslexia.
A word prediction and speech recognition tool that helps dyslexic students articulate thoughts and improve writing fluency during conversations and assignments.
Official guidance from Yale's Center for Dyslexia on creating supportive environments. It outlines principles for physical and instructional planning, including the integration of assistive technology to foster student and professional success.
An iOS app featuring free daily training sessions to improve reading and spelling through letter blending and sound practice, targeting dyslexia support.
A free Android and web-based app for capturing notes, lists, and photos with automatic reminders; cited in neurodiverse-friendly app guides for dyslexia to manage homework and schedules.
Official documentation page for Google Read&Write, a Chrome extension and iOS-compatible tool providing text-to-speech, word prediction, and screen masking to aid reading and writing for users with dyslexia.
A comprehensive article detailing guiding principles for schools to plan safe and empowering environments. It covers steps like developing clear administrative guidelines, identifying dyslexia indicators across subjects, and selecting appropriate assistive tools.
An advanced student organizer that helps manage assignments, track GPA, and send reminders for due dates; designed to assist dyslexic users with executive function and time management.
A specialized learning platform with text-to-speech, dictionary support, and writing assistance tools designed specifically for students with dyslexia.
Official website for Learning Ally, providing human-narrated audiobooks and educational materials for students with dyslexia, with dedicated mobile apps for iOS and Android to access textbooks and novels.
Neurodivergent-friendly ICS calendar generator for ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia (Go CLI)
Documentation for the MAP Reading Fluency Dyslexia Screener, a universal screening tool for K-3 students. It helps educators identify dyslexia characteristics early to inform environment planning and intervention strategies.
Generative AI tool for personalized content for neurodivergent students, supporting dyslexia, ADHD, and dyscalculia. Features include emoji cues for dyslexia, Bionic Reading for ADHD, and empathy exercises for neurotypical students. Built with Vue.js, Flask API, and Docker Compose for deployment, promoting inclusion and accessibility in classrooms.
Product page for MindGenius, a software tool designed to help individuals with dyslexia create mind maps. It simplifies organizational planning and information structuring, which is critical for environment and task management.
Android app for creating visual mind maps and organizing tasks into steps, helping users with dyslexia maintain routines and structure their daily activities.
iOS app designed for students with dyslexia and dysgraphia to type math problems neatly, breaking tasks into manageable steps and supporting organization routines.
A dedicated student app for tracking homework, classes, tests, and projects with customizable reminders; supports dyslexic students by breaking down tasks and preventing missed deadlines.
A web-based and cross-platform text-to-speech tool for iOS and Android that reads PDFs, Google Docs, and webpages, offering high-quality voices for students with dyslexia.
Apple's official documentation covering the Reminders app features, including voice command setup and list templates, recommended for users with dyslexia to manage daily routines and tasks.
Overview of the Read&Write assistive technology suite, used widely in schools to support learners with dyslexia. It provides tools like Text-to-Speech and screen readers that are essential for planning inclusive digital learning environments.
A public planning document template to record areas of strength, difficulties, and next steps for dyslexia. It is designed to support identification pathways and evaluate progress in creating a supportive learning environment.
Resource page from the International Dyslexia Association featuring self-assessment tools for various age groups. These tools provide data to help families and schools plan effective support environments and identify specific needs.
An AI-powered platform for teaching English and French literature to students with learning differences. Teachers upload PDFs of novels, plays, and poetry, which are automatically adapted for students with dyslexia, ADHD, color blindness, and other learning needs.
DyslexiCore is a gamified literacy ecosystem that replaces stressful dyslexia screenings with space missions. Using Next.js & FastAPI, we track visual saccades and phonemic awareness through star-tracking and bubble-popping games. Data syncs to a dashboard, providing instant risk profiles and AI-powered CVC word quests for kids.
Video resource reviewing top tools including Speechify, Dragon Naturally Speaking, and BeeLine Reader. These tools are critical for planning accessible environments that support reading, writing, and visual tracking for dyslexic users.
Award-winning multi-sensory iOS and Android course that teaches touch typing through short, self-paced lessons, supporting spelling and reading routines for dyslexia.
A leading text-to-speech app for iOS and Android that reads books, PDFs, and web articles aloud with synchronized highlighting, designed specifically for dyslexia support.
CALL Scotlands dyslexia app guide lists ClaroSpeak as an Android app for learners with dyslexia, with reading/writing support and text-to-speech.
Google Play app from CogniFit for participating in scientific studies related to dyslexia.
Dyslexia-focused writing support tool with spelling, grammar, and word-prediction features designed for users with reading and writing challenges.
Official Microsoft learning-support tool with read-aloud, text highlighting, and readability controls that can reduce reading overload for dyslexic users.
Free behavior tracker for parents to manage outbursts and big emotions in kids with learning and thinking differences, including dyslexia.
Public recommendation list of dyslexia-support apps, including tools for visual organization, note-taking, and task sequencing.
University of Michigan resource page listing public app leads for dyslexia and related learning support, including organization/planning tools and study aids.
Curated 2026 roundup of current apps for students with dyslexia, including organization and executive-function tools relevant to planning support.
Public guide to dyslexia apps and assistive tools, including structured literacy and reading support options that may complement regulation-focused use cases.
Apple App Store listing for a reading coach app built for dyslexia, aimed at helping children read with confidence and enjoyment.
Google Play listing for a dyslexia training app focused on reading, writing, and learning support.
A free, accessible reading app offering a vast collection of books in accessible formats for readers with dyslexia, low vision, or blindness, developed by the British Dyslexia Association.
Official Google Play page for the FACIL'ITI mobile app, which provides real-time dyslexia-friendly text overlays, customizable fonts, and reading aids to support daily living for users with dyslexia.
The official corporate website detailing FACIL'ITI's accessibility technology, including browser plugins and mobile solutions designed to render text dyslexia-friendly for daily web and document usage.
Official dyslexia nonprofit with public resources for families, caregivers, educators, and advocates supporting people with dyslexia.
Family-facing resource for caregivers supporting children with dyslexia, including home routines, advocacy tips, and assistive-technology guidance.
Official product page for Lexy, an AI-powered dyslexia tutoring app with multisensory phonics, spelling, and reading exercises using Orton-Gillingham methods.
Clinical guidance for parents and caregivers on supporting a child with dyslexia at home and coordinating with schools and specialists.
Official site for a dyslexia reading app with text scanning, font/color/spacing customization, and text-to-speech; includes App Store and Google Play download paths.
Text-to-speech reading app that converts documents and text into audio, useful for dyslexia-related reading support.
Official project site for the open-source font designed to make reading easier for people with dyslexia.
An AI-powered reading and writing assistant that turns text into spoken words with high-quality voices, helping users with dyslexia read faster and understand content more effectively.
Public resource page listing dyslexia-supportive assistive apps such as Speechify, Voice Dream Reader, and Read&Write that may be relevant when researching adjacent support tools.
An article featuring validated, current public apps for dyslexia such as Ghotit Real Writer and OneNote Immersive Reader, highlighting their features for text-to-speech, word prediction, and daily reading support.