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These are the features on our list. Vote the ones you want up or down, and the most wanted rise to the top. New ideas get added as they come in.
Read aloud with word highlighting
Text to speech that highlights each word as it is spoken, so a hard word never becomes a wall.
Adjustable reader
Change spacing, fonts, and reveal speed to match how your reader decodes.
Bring your own curriculum
Upload the syllabus and assignments your school already uses, and the app turns them into a clear learning map.
Daily and weekly plans
A realistic plan for each day, paced for a dyslexic reader, that never buries a real due date.
AI coach that gives hints, not answers
Stuck? Get a hint, a plain explanation, or a similar worked example. Never the answer to graded work.
Listen as they read aloud
The coach listens while your child reads and gives gentle, real time feedback.
Answer out loud
Let kids respond by voice when writing is the hard part, not the point.
Personalized sight word practice
Practice the exact words your child is working on, woven into what they love.
Original decodable passages
Short passages generated at the right level, tuned to your reader's interests.
Progress view for parents
A plain language weekly summary of what clicked and what needs another pass. No scary score.
Printable progress reports
Export a simple report to share with teachers or specialists.
Multiple children per family
One family account, a separate profile and plan for each kid.
Mobile app
Practice on a phone or tablet, not just a laptop.
AI reading material built around their interests
Takes what each child loves and uses AI to generate interactive reading material tailored to them, so practice feels like play, not a worksheet.
Multisensory practice (see it, hear it, say it)
Practice that engages sight, sound, and movement together, the way structured literacy is meant to be taught.
Explicit, sequential phonics
A systematic path through sounds and syllable types, each skill building on the last, never skipping ahead.
Syllable type practice
Closed, open, vowel consonant e, vowel teams, and r controlled syllables, practiced until they click.
Phonemic awareness warmups
Short listening and sound games that build the ear for reading before the eyes catch up.
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