Dyslexia Notes vs Readometer

Notes that adapt to you — not the other way around. DysNotes is a notepad built for comfortable writing and proofreading: adjust the font, text size and colors until reading your own notes feels easy on the eyes. WHY DYSNOTES? ◉ Advanced customization: font, size, colors — even the interface adapts to your preferences ◉ Comfortable fonts: includes OpenDyslexic, a typeface created for dyslexia that some readers find more comfortable ◉ Focus: a clean, distraction-free display to concentrate on what you're writing ◉ iOS & macOS sync: your notes everywhere, anytime DysNotes builds on several years of experience with Scandys and Navidys, our reading apps used by thousands of people around the world. DysNotes is an accessibility and comfort tool. It does not diagnose or treat dyslexia or attention disorders. This application requires a subscription (monthly or annual plans). A limited preview lets you explore the features. The subscription unlocks the app on Mac, iPhone and iPad. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://michaeldardol.com/scandys/privacy/

Readometer is built for people who want to pace themselves while reading or see how fast they can read. For example, a student who wants to finish 90 pages of reading HW in 2 hours can pace themselves in Readometer’s Structured mode. Or, a person who wants to read faster can track their current reading speed while reading a physical book, with a goal of getting down to 1:00 per page. Readometer tracks how quickly you are reading (minutes and seconds per page). In the Structured mode, enter the page range you plan to read and how quickly you plan to read. Then, it will show you which page you should be on throughout your reading session so you can pace yourself. In the Freestyle mode, you can just start reading and tap when you turn the page. It will tell you how quickly you have been reading.