Here is what the page “DyslexIQ Reader” contains. Paste an article, load a .txt or .srt file, or start from the sample text and the workspace formats it with research-backed defaults: Lexend, Atkinson Hyperlegible, Andika or Comic Neue typefaces, 1.8 line height, 0.02em letter spacing and a 60-character line-width cap that keeps eye tracking short and stable. Every typographic axis is a slider — font family, size (14-42px), line height (1.2-3), letter spacing, word spacing and max line width — so you can dial the reading surface to your comfort zone and it persists in the browser. Five clinically-inspired background tints (cream, mint, lavender, peach, dark) mimic the coloured overlays optometrists recommend for Meares-Irlen syndrome.
Bionic reading bolds the visual onset of each word to anchor saccades; the built-in syllable splitter cuts long unfamiliar words into decodable chunks. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.