Lexy: Dyslexia Reading Tutor

Lexy: Dyslexia Reading Tutor

Learn to Read: Phonics Games

319 ratings
30 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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Released
July 21, 2021
Updated
November 3, 2026

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This app uses phonics games and AI to help children learn to read. It adapts to each child's pace and provides personalized feedback, making reading practice fun and effective for struggling readers, including those with dyslexia and ADHD. It offers structured lessons and progress tracking in a distraction-free environment.

✓Adaptive phonics lessons
✓On-device voice recognition
✓Orton-Gillingham inspired methods
✓Structured phonics curriculum
✓Progress tracking
✓Dyslexia-friendly design
✓AR rewards
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What users say about Lexy

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What's New in Lexy

4.1.1

November 3, 2026

Lexy 4.1.1 — Lexy Can Hear You Again Reading Aloud Works Again Since 4.1, some iPhones and iPads stopped listening when you read aloud. There was no message, just silence. It happened when the device was set to a different kind of English or French from the one chosen in Lexy. Lexy now uses the version of your language that your device already has, so reading aloud works again. When Lexy Can't Listen, It Says So If your device can't hear you right now, for example because it's offline, Lexy tells you. You can skip that one and keep going. Your Voice Stays on Your Device Lexy listens on your device whenever it can. Only if your device has no speech model for your language may Apple's speech recognition help, just to turn your reading into text. Thank you for reading with us.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Educational Yearly

Designed for Educators

$59.991 Year
14 Days trial
Price Updates
November 3, 2026→$59.99
June 4, 2026→$49.99
November 15, 2025→$179.99
February 18, 2025→$399.00
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Events

Read more about Lexy 4.0: A Fresh Start

Lexy 4.0: A Fresh Start

New look, Lock Screen practice, 3 new languages

Aug 24, 2026 — Sep 21, 2026

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Oct 16, 2025 — Nov 2, 2025

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Spring has Sprung

Feb 27, 2025 — Mar 30, 2025

User reviews

Very disappointing

This app is very buggy and just doesn’t make sense at all. Some of the sentence structures are very odd. I entered my daughter’s info but it still says my name as the student. We only did the calibration assessment and yet it says we’re on level 6??? Most disappointing is that it’s another bait and switch app. If you don’t pay, it’s useless. We couldn’t do anything beyond the calibration unless we wait until tomorrow… didn’t even get to try it out.
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Response from developer

Hey Stephanie, thanks for your feedback - if you'd like the app for free, please reach out to me directly at kevin@round-tower.ie. We'd love to hear more about the bugs you've faced, so we can get those resolved. Lexy is designed to be educational, and improve students phonics - not to disappoint or bait and switch. Please reach out and we'll get this fixed, Kev.

So far good

Sometimes on the IPhone app the app glitches, otherwise we love the interface, the microphone works really well for the reading portion, though it could give a bit more time for sounding out a word.

Response from developer

Thank you — and thank you especially for the note about time. You were right. When a child sounds a word out — "c… a… t" — the gaps between the sounds were long enough that the app decided they had finished, and stopped listening mid-word. That was our mistake, and in a reading app for dyslexic learners it is exactly the wrong place to be impatient. We have fixed it — word practice will wait considerably longer before it stops — and it is in the next update. 4.0 is also a large stability release, so the glitches should be much rarer. If anything else trips you up, kevin@round-tower.ie reaches me directly. Kevin, Round Tower

WORKS GREAT

I really like his app, easy to use and my child like it so far

Response from developer

Thank you — that is lovely to hear. "Easy to use" is the part we work hardest at, so it is a good day when someone says it back to us. If your child ever hits something that is not easy, kevin@round-tower.ie comes straight to me. Kevin, Round Tower

WORKS GREAT

I really like his app, easy to use and my child like it so far.

Bad app

So I got Lexi in my computer cause i have bad spelling it didn’t always work but it was fine but ever since they added ai leaner to it it hardly worked anymore it constantly says bad WiFi when the WiFi is fine and displays error messages a lot of times I don’t know if it’s my computer but still I would not recommend earthier it’s my computer or it’s the app
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Reported Bugs

16 issues

App glitches on iPhone

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AI learner not working

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WiFi error messages

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Error messages displayed frequently

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Cannot sign up

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3D rewards freeze screen

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Calibration issue

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App crashes

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Phonetics not working in French

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Upside down letters

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Premium pop-up prevents play

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Microphone not detecting voice

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Sound takes over a minute to play

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App freezes phone

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Premium issues after free trial

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App won't let user do anything after paying

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Requested Features

3 requests

More time for sounding out words

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More levels (up to 15)

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Fix microphone issues for lisp

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FAQ

What is Lexy's learning methodology?

Lexy uses a structured phonics approach inspired by Orton-Gillingham, incorporating multisensory learning (visual, auditory, kinesthetic) to help children learn to read. It offers over 50 structured phonics lessons, from letter sounds to decodable words and sight words.

How does Lexy adapt to my child's learning pace?

Lexy uses on-device voice recognition to listen as your child reads aloud, providing instant feedback and coaching pronunciation. The lessons dynamically adjust in difficulty based on your child's performance, ensuring they receive extra help exactly when needed without becoming frustrated.

Is Lexy suitable for children with ADHD?

Yes, Lexy is built with ADHD-friendly features, including short, engaging sessions that respect cognitive load limits. The app focuses on a pure learning environment with no ads or distractions to maintain focus.

What kind of progress tracking does Lexy offer?

Lexy provides detailed progress tracking so parents and educators can monitor a child's reading confidence growth. Home screen widgets are available to show daily progress and streaks, offering visual encouragement.

Does Lexy have ads?

No, Lexy is designed to be an ad-free and distraction-free learning environment. The app explicitly states 'No ads, no distractions - pure learning environment' and 'No ads or intrusive in-app purchase prompts'.

What are the subscription options for Lexy?

Lexy offers several subscription plans, including Premium Monthly ($4.99/P1M with a 14-day free trial), Monthly ($4.99/P1M with a 1-month free trial), and Educational Monthly ($7.99/P1M). There is also a Family Monthly plan for $11.99/P1M with a 14-day free trial.

Is Lexy safe for children?

Yes, Lexy is COPPA and GDPR compliant, making it safe for children under 13. It also utilizes Apple Intelligence for on-device voice processing, enhancing privacy, and is FERPA compliant for educational institutions.

What languages does Lexy support?

Lexy is available in multiple languages, including American English, British English, French, German, and Spanish. This allows for broader accessibility for English language learners and international users.