Lens — AI Reading Adapter

Lens adapts every web page to how you read — automatically, on every site you visit. Tell Lens once how you'd like the web to behave: simpler language, shorter paragraphs, larger text, fewer distractions, color shifts for your specific color vision. From then on, Lens silently rewrites and re-renders each page in real time to match your profile. The site never knows. You're always one click from the original. What makes Lens different: - On-device AI by default. Lens uses Chrome's built-in AI (Gemini Nano) to adapt pages — your reading content never leaves your computer. Works offline. No account, no signup, no telemetry. Requires Chrome 148+ on Windows / macOS / Linux / ChromeOS Plus with the system requirements for built-in AI. - One profile, not thirty toggles. Describe yourself once. Lens infers every adaptation. - AI adaptation, not static rules. A news article, a legal document, and a long-form essay each get different treatment for the same reader. - User-side, not site-side. This is not an "accessibility overlay." The website doesn't know Lens is there. You stay in full control. - Optional cloud mode for stronger quality. If your device doesn't support on-device AI, or you prefer Claude's output quality, you can paste your own Anthropic API key in Settings — Lens will route adaptations to Claude using your key, billed directly by Anthropic to you. The choice is yours, and visible in Settings at any time. Who Lens is for: - Readers with ADHD who lose focus on dense pages - Readers with mild dyslexia who want shorter sentences and clearer words - Readers with low vision who need real layout reflow, not just browser zoom - Readers with color-vision differences (eight profiles built in) - Anyone reading dense content in a second language — Lens preserves the source language by default and supports Hebrew, Arabic, and other right-to-left scripts - Anyone whose eyes are just tired tonight What Lens does NOT do: - It is not a screen reader. It complements NVDA, JAWS, and VoiceOver — it does not replace them. - It does not make sites "ADA compliant." That's a site owner's job. Lens helps the user, not the site. - It does not touch banking, government, or health portals by default. You decide what's sensitive in Settings. - It does not collect, sell, share, or transmit your reading history or personal data. Free. No subscription, no account, no usage cap. Built by readers who got tired of fighting every site. Privacy policy: https://site-steel-alpha.vercel.app/privacy.html