Readability Tutor is a reading app for dyslexia that gives your child personalized reading practice with real-time feedback and support as they read aloud.
Designed to make reading feel less frustrating and more achievable, Readability Tutor helps your child strengthen phonics, fluency, and comprehension while building confidence at their own pace.
Not sure if your child’s reading struggles could be signs of dyslexia? Complete our free dyslexia test to learn what to look for and better understand your next steps. ➡
Our quick dyslexia screener can help you:
Decide whether additional support or a professional evaluation may be helpful
Recognize common signs associated with dyslexia
Reflect on your child’s reading patterns and challenges
Phonics Support
Children with dyslexia often need extra practice connecting letters, sounds, and word patterns. Readability Tutor provides guided phonics support to help your child work through unfamiliar words and build stronger word-reading skills.
Fluency Practice
Reading aloud regularly can help your child develop greater accuracy, expression, and a smoother reading pace. Readability Tutor provides consistent practice that helps reading feel more comfortable and builds confidence over time.
Adaptive Reading Levels
Every child develops reading skills at their own pace. Readability Tutor provides personalized practice at an appropriate reading level, helping your child experience success while continuing to build their skills.
Real-Time Reading Feedback
When your child gets stuck on a word, Readability Tutor listens and provides support in the moment. Gentle, real-time feedback helps them work through difficult words and continue reading without unnecessary frustration.
Comprehension Questions
Reading is about more than recognizing the words on a page. Readability Tutor asks questions about what your child has read, encouraging them to recall important details, think about the story, and strengthen reading comprehension.
Parent Progress Dashboard
See how your child's reading develops over time. Readability Tutor tracks areas such as accuracy, fluency, and comprehension so you can recognize progress, celebrate wins, and better understand where your child may need additional support.
Readability Tutor uses AI to make reading practice more personalized and responsive to your child. As they read aloud, the AI tutor listens, provides real-time guidance, asks voice-based comprehension questions, and adapts reading material to their level.
By bringing decoding, fluency, and comprehension practice together, Readability Tutor gives your child support throughout the reading experience—not just when they get stuck on a word.
Every child experiences reading differently. Understanding dyslexia and how it can affect your child can help you provide support without adding unnecessary pressure. Readability Tutor listens as your child reads aloud and provides:
- Gentle support when they make a reading error
- Guidance for sounding out difficult words
- Encouragement that helps build fluency, comprehension, and confidence
Reading becomes a skill your child can build, not a hurdle they have to fear.
Your child can read aloud at their own pace while Readability Tutor provides support in the moment. The AI tutor:
- Steps in with personalized help when your child gets stuck
- Helps them work through and understand challenging words
- Tracks progress in fluency, accuracy, and comprehension
Each session gives your child another opportunity to practice independently, experience small wins, and grow into a more confident reader.
Children with dyslexia benefit from books that feel both achievable and worth reading. Readability Tutor's diverse library offers engaging, beautifully illustrated stories matched to your child's reading level. Each story helps your child:
- Build vocabulary by encountering new words in context
- Strengthen comprehension through interactive questions
- Stay motivated with interesting characters, topics, and stories
With the right book at the right level, every reading session becomes an opportunity to practice, understand, and grow.
"My 9-year-old daughter has severe dyslexia. In just a few weeks, she went from tears to triumphs, moving up two reading levels. For the first time, she enjoys reading and looks forward to her sessions. Thank you, Readability!"
– Julia H., Parent
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Readability Tutor gives children personalized reading practice as they read aloud. The app provides real-time feedback, phonics support, comprehension questions, and appropriately leveled stories to help your child strengthen decoding, fluency, comprehension, and reading confidence.
Readability Tutor supports children with a range of reading needs, including children with dyslexia and other struggling readers. Its personalized reading tools provide extra practice with skills such as phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension while adapting to your child’s reading level.
No. Readability Tutor is designed to provide additional reading practice, not replace a dyslexia tutor, specialist, professional evaluation, or school-based intervention. It can be used alongside classroom instruction, tutoring, or an effective dyslexia reading program to give your child more opportunities to practice important reading skills at home.
Readability Tutor brings several reading tools together in one personalized experience. Your child can read aloud, receive real-time feedback, answer comprehension questions, and practice with engaging books matched to their reading level.
Parents can also track accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and reading activity over time, making it easier to recognize progress and understand where their child may need additional support.
