Read Along
Eric Tee
For many people with dyslexia, reading in the physical world can be a challenge. Whether it’s a complicated restaurant menu, a busy airport directory, or a street sign, text can often feel like it’s shifting or jumping on the page. ReadAlong was built to solve this. Using high-precision OCR and a clean, accessible interface, ReadAlong transforms the text in your surroundings into a format that works for your brain. How it works: Point and Scan - Center any sign or text in the viewfinder. Convert - Watch as the app locks onto the words and converts them into the OpenDyslexic font—designed specifically to increase readability and reduce letter confusion. Listen - Use the "Read Aloud" feature to hear the text spoken clearly, helping you process information through both sight and sound. Peek - Need to see the original? Use our "Peek" toggle to instantly see the underlying photo. Perfect for: - Reading restaurant menus and nutritional labels. - Navigating public transport and street signs. - Understanding directories in offices or malls. - Making sense of flyers and physical mail.
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