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Guides your eye by bolding the front of each word, in place on every page. Fully offline, no network calls, no reader view. Reading shouldn't be a fight for focus. If you have ADHD, you know the feeling: you read the same line three times, your eyes jump ahead, and by the end of a paragraph you've lost the thread. Foveo is a free Chrome extension built to make reading on the web calmer, clearer, and easier to stay with. Foveo keeps your attention where it belongs — on the words in front of you — so you can read faster, retain more, and stop re-reading. Who it's for Foveo is made for people with ADHD, but anyone who struggles to focus while reading can benefit — students working through long articles, professionals buried in documentation, people with dyslexia or visual fatigue, and anyone who reads a lot on screens and wants less strain. What Foveo does Highlights the line you're reading and dims the rest, so your eyes don't wander (confirm/adjust to your real feature) Reduces on-screen clutter and distraction while you read (confirm) Adjustable settings so you can tune it to the way your brain reads best (confirm) Works on the pages you already read — articles, docs, and more (confirm) Private by design Foveo runs entirely in your browser. It doesn't collect your data, track your reading, or send anything to a server. What you read stays yours. Free, and always will be. No ads, no accounts, no upsells. Install Foveo and give your focus a place to land.
Jul 7, 2026
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