A dog, a marker, one line
ClearPage began as a single marker drawing of Horus, my border collie — ears back, mid-sniff, his body curling into the letter C. That one unbroken line became the whole brand: a friendly guide who finds what you're looking for and brings it back in a shape you can read.
The idea behind the app is the curb cut effect: ramps cut into curbs for wheelchairs ended up helping everyone — strollers, suitcases, delivery carts. ClearPage is a curb cut for reading.
The picture in my head is simple. A kid at school snaps the worksheet and reads it like everyone else — no struggling, no falling behind, no shrinking in their seat. Someone on a train or a plane settles into a peaceful reading session, in their own layout, at their own pace — in the classroom with no Wi-Fi, in the tunnel, at 10,000 meters, because everything runs on the device. Reading should never be the hard part.
