Fluency vs ClearPage

1 in 10 people has dyslexia. Reading should not feel like a daily struggle. Fluency is a dyslexia reading app designed to make text clearer, easier, and more accessible. Built for individuals with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences, Fluency transforms how you read documents, books, and printed pages. Completely free. No subscription. No ads. Zero data collected. Everything stays on your device. Designed for Dyslexia Dyslexia-Friendly Font Convert text into a format optimized for dyslexic readers using specially designed dyslexia fonts. OCR Text Scanner Use your camera to scan printed pages or upload images from your gallery. Fluency instantly converts them into readable digital text. Text to Speech Support Listen while you read. Helpful for dyslexia and ADHD readers who benefit from multi-sensory learning. Import Documents Open text from Files and other apps to read comfortably in a dyslexia-friendly layout. Dark and Light Modes Customize your reading experience to reduce eye strain and improve focus. Save and Revisit Text Store scanned documents and revisit them anytime. Your reading materials stay organized and accessible. Built for Accessibility Fluency supports: Dyslexia readers ADHD learners Students with learning disabilities Anyone who needs reading support Unlike many OCR scanner apps or reading apps, Fluency focuses specifically on accessibility reading tools — not just text conversion. Why Fluency? Most dyslexia apps charge monthly subscriptions. Fluency is free forever — because accessibility should not come at a cost. No tracking. No data collection. No hidden upgrades. Just a simple, powerful dyslexia reader app that helps you read with confidence. Whether you need a dyslexia font app, an OCR scanner app, a reading helper for school, or a supportive tool for everyday documents, Fluency makes reading easier. Download Fluency today and experience a reading app built for accessibility. Privacy Policy: https://mywellbeing.me/fluency/privacy-policy/ Terms of Service: https://mywellbeing.me/fluency/terms-of-service/

ClearPage re-renders any text — a photo, a screenshot, pasted text, or the live camera — in a layout designed for dyslexic readers. Everything runs on your device: no account, no network, no analytics. YOUR READING PROFILE A 30-second calibration asks one question: which feels easiest to read? From your answers, ClearPage derives your profile — letter spacing, line height, text size, a dyslexia-friendly typeface (OpenDyslexic included), and a low-stimulus background tint. The profile styles the whole app, even the Home Screen icon and widget. LETTERS THAT STAY PUT Confusable letters (b, d, p, q) are anchored in consistent colors, so they stop flipping. Contrast is checked on every surface. MATH WITHOUT THE GUESSWORK Built for dyscalculia too: 35 confusable math symbols are color-anchored. Tap any symbol for a plain-language meaning card with lookalike disambiguation. Read Aloud speaks them in words. A Math Power toggle tunes the scanner for formulas. READ ANYTHING, FROM ANYWHERE Photo, screenshot, camera, pasted image or text — crop to just the passage you want Live mode: point the camera and read continuously in your layout, with an optional focus band Share & Action Extensions: send images or text from any app Siri, Shortcuts, and Action Button support Home Screen widget: one-tap scan, camera, live, or paste from the clipboard READ ALOUD On-device speech with word-by-word highlighting and automatic language detection, plus a Live Activity so you can follow along from the Lock Screen. STAY FOCUSED A draggable reading ruler dims surrounding lines so your eyes keep their place. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Text recognition uses Apple's on-device engine in English, Spanish, and German. Nothing you scan ever leaves your iPhone or iPad. ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE Reading sizes up to 80 pt (multiplied further by Dynamic Type), full VoiceOver labelling, Reduce Motion respected. ClearPage was built on the curb-cut principle: features designed for dyslexia make reading easier for everyone — tired eyes, second-language readers, anyone studying dense material.