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A free, offline iOS app for dyslexia and dyscalculia. Text from any photo or screenshot, re-rendered your way, with the math symbols decoded too.

See the difference

The same page, before and after. Drag the handle to wipe the original clean and reveal how ClearPage reshapes it.

A page of dense, looping cursive that is almost impossible to read, how a confusing page can feel. The same page reshaped by ClearPage: generous spacing, a clear typeface, and color anchors on easily-confused letters.
ClearPage Original

Try it yourself

Type or paste anything below, then flip the switches and watch the text reshape, the same way ClearPage does it on your phone. Nothing leaves your browser.

Typeface
Spacing
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Letter anchors

Letter anchors color the letters that mirror each other, b, d, p, q, so they stop flipping.

Breaking the barriers of dyslexia

Dyslexia isn't a reading problem, it's a formatting problem. Dyslexic readers don't struggle with words themselves, but with how they sit on the page: tight spacing, standard fonts, and no room to breathe turn reading into work.

ClearPage removes that barrier. Snap a photo or screenshot and it re-renders the text in a layout you control, your spacing, your typeface, your colors. Reading stops being a battle and becomes a choice, on your own device, with no Wi-Fi needed.

The curb cut effect: design for one, help everyone.

Made for dyslexia, useful for everyone.

Students

Scan a worksheet, textbook page, or slide and read it in a layout that doesn't fight back.

Adults with dyslexia

Email, contracts, menus, signs, turn everyday reading into something you control.

Parents & teachers

Hand a child a tool that makes any printed page readable, on their own device, offline.

Anyone, really

Tired eyes, a cramped PDF, a low-contrast screenshot, clearer formatting helps everyone.

Math is a reading problem too

Dyscalculia gets almost nothing. Every major reader assumes the problem is words, so notation is left exactly as it was: symbols that look alike, meanings you're expected to already know, formulas no voice reads correctly. ClearPage treats math as part of the page.

  • 35 symbols, color-anchored ∈ against ⊂, ≤ against ≥, ℝ against R. Look-alikes get consistent colors so they stop swapping places.
  • Every symbol explained Tap any one for a plain-language meaning card. No prior notation knowledge assumed.
  • Formulas read aloud, correctly Spoken as math, not as a string of characters, so a formula can be heard as well as seen.

Coming in 2.0: two-dimensional math. Fractions, sums, integrals and derivatives read as structure instead of being flattened into a line of characters.

What it does

Scan anything

On-device OCR from any photo, screenshot, or the camera, in English, Spanish, and German.

On-Device OCR EN · ES · DE Share Extension

Read it your way

Your spacing, size, typeface, and tint, plus color anchors for confusable letters like b, d, p, q.

Adaptive Layout OpenDyslexic Letter Anchors

Live & aloud

Read live through the camera, or have any page read aloud with word-by-word highlighting and a reading ruler.

Live Hover Read Aloud Reading Ruler
The iOS share sheet showing a Read with ClearPage action

Share to read

Send a photo from any app straight to ClearPage with the Share Extension.

Share Extension Any App

Meet the team

ClearPage isn't a solo project. It's built by a small group of people who care about the same thing.

Natalia Andrzejewski
Creator, iOS & ML development

Natalia Andrzejewski

Builds and ships the app: the reading engine, the on-device OCR, and the accessibility work underneath it.

Markus Christian Schmiedeberg
Creative Director

Markus Christian Schmiedeberg

Twenty-five years in product and communication design. He came to ClearPage from the outside, found what wasn't working, and stayed to redesign all of it: direction, experience, and every screen.

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David Goyes
Architect & iOS development

David Goyes

More than ten years in mobile development across iOS and Android, in fintech, gaming, AR, and healthcare. He brings to the redesign the architecture and the technical robustness ClearPage needs to become the best free app for dyslexia there is.

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This page reads your way, too. Tap the Aa button in the bottom corner to set the type, spacing, and theme, your choice sticks across every page here.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes, no ads, no subscription, nothing to unlock. Accessibility shouldn't come at a cost. You can chip in on the support page if you'd like.

Does it work offline?

Completely. OCR and Read Aloud run on-device, no Wi-Fi, no signal needed.

What about my privacy?

Your photos and profile never leave your device. No accounts, no network, no analytics. Privacy policy.

Which languages?

OCR and the full interface in English, Spanish, German, and Simplified Chinese. ClearPage follows your device language.

What do I need?

An iPhone or iPad. Grab it free on the App Store and start scanning right away.

Is it accessible?

Localized in EN, ES, DE & ZH, scales with Dynamic Type for low vision, and fully VoiceOver-labeled with Reduce Motion support.