Apps tagged with 'dyslexia-friendly'

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A free, local-first speed reader that works on your own EPUBs and PDFs. Works entirely offline with zero account or cloud sync required.

Enhance your language skills with AI tools, conversation clubs, and personalized lessons across 12 languages, featuring bite-sized learning, tutoring, and more.

An extension for Gnome-Shell that works as a reading guide for computers and that is really useful for people affected by dyslexia.

Minicoders in an educational platform for kids, including Apps with video tutorials, virtual assistance and private Roblox game experiences where kids learn coding skills while playing.

LoudReader is a fully on-device audiobook reader for Mac and iPhone. It turns any EPUB, PDF, or Project Gutenberg classic into an audiobook with natural offline voices and word-by-word highlighting. Everything runs on your device: no account, no cloud, your library never leaves...

A native macOS Markdown viewer and writing workspace with live preview, templates, diagrams, PDF export, iCloud Sync, AI-assisted review, and accessibility-focused reading controls.

Aira places your script directly below the camera, making it easier to maintain eye contact and deliver your message smoothly across video calls, screen sharing, and screen recordings.

The offline face-recognition photo organizer for Windows. It finds and groups every photo of the same person across your whole library, automatically. Free for personal and commercial use.