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Neurodiverse-friendly reading tools for any website. Readably is a reading accessibility tool for people with dyslexia, ADHD, and visual stress. It changes how text looks and feels on any webpage, making long or dense passages easier to read. Readably is a reading tool only. It does not change page layout, navigation, images, or video, and it does not add new functionality to a website. It focuses on the text itself. Once installed, open the Readably panel on any page to adjust the following. Fonts. Switch to typefaces designed for readability, including OpenDyslexic, Atkinson Hyperlegible, and Lexend, or choose a familiar font such as Inter, Verdana, or Georgia. Colour. Apply a colour tint across the page to reduce glare and visual stress, with warm, cool, and neutral options. Spacing. Increase letter, word, and line spacing to reduce crowding and make text easier to track. Reading ruler and focus mode. Highlight the line you are reading and dim the rest of the page to reduce distraction. Highlights. Mark sentences or passages as you read, so you can find your place again later. All of these controls are available in the free tier, with no account or sign-up required. A Premium tier with additional features is coming soon. Readably works on most websites you already read, including articles, documentation, and blogs. Your settings are saved locally and carry over between browsing sessions. Readably is built specifically for reading. If you need a screen reader, a magnifier, or a tool for navigating a page rather than reading on it, Readably will probably not be the right choice for you.
Jul 27, 2026
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