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Dyslexia & ADHD reading aid: reveal one sentence per tap, calm the page, and tune fonts, spacing & text size to fit you. Linea — a calmer way to read for dyslexia & ADHD Reading online can feel like static: walls of text, no natural stopping points, and a page that never slows down to match your pace. Linea fixes that. Tap once, and Linea gently blurs the page and reveals just one sentence at a time — right where you're already looking. Tap again for the next one. No scrolling to find your place, no losing your spot, no wall of text staring back at you. You set the rhythm. Built for the way you actually read: One sentence at a time — the rest of the page fades into the background so your eyes only have one thing to track. OpenDyslexic & Lexend fonts — swap in typefaces designed for easier letter recognition. Adjustable spacing & text size — dial in letter spacing, line height, and zoom until the page feels right, not just readable. Read-aloud support — let your ears help your eyes. A Reading Map — a visual heat-strip showing what you've actually read, so you can see your progress at a glance. Keyboard-friendly — Space to advance, arrow keys to skip a paragraph, Esc to exit. No mouse required. Private by design. Linea runs entirely on your device. It doesn't read your browsing history, doesn't send page content anywhere, and doesn't need an account. Turn it on, tap through a page, turn it off — that's the whole relationship. Whether you have dyslexia, ADHD, or just find modern web pages exhausting to focus on, Linea turns any article into something you can actually get through — at your own tempo.
Jul 10, 2026
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