Reader-side accessibility overlay. Local-first: all reading transforms and system text-to-speech run on your device, free forever.
Users
4
−1 in 30 days
Rating
0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
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#267K
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Version
0.1.0
updated 6 Jul 2026
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About Readiant
**Readiant makes the web easier to read — comfortably, and privately.**
Turn on Readiant for any article and it restyles the page for calm, comfortable reading:
larger text, more line spacing, softer width, higher contrast, and dyslexia-friendly
fonts. Prefer to listen? It reads the article aloud with your computer's built-in voice,
highlighting each sentence as it goes.
Everything runs **on your device**. No page text, URL, or reading content ever leaves
your browser — there are no accounts, no tracking, and no servers. Readiant asks for
access **one site at a time**, only when you turn it on, and you can revoke it anytime.
**What you get — free, forever, on the core path:**
• One-tap reading presets — “Bigger & calmer” and “Dyslexia-friendly”
• A quick text-size stepper (A− / A+) right up front
• Fine-tune contrast (Soft / Normal / High) and reading font (Sans / Serif / Weighted)
• Read aloud with the system voice — play, pause, skip by sentence, and adjust speed
• Sentence highlighting that uses underline + box + outline (never color alone)
• A reading ruler and gentle background tints to reduce visual strain
• A per-site Reading / Original toggle — pause the restyle whenever you want
• Light / Dark / System theme for Readiant’s own controls
**Built for privacy:**
• Local-first — all reading transforms and text-to-speech happen in your browser
• Zero network requests on the core path (verified by an automated test in the project)
• Per-site permission — never a blanket “access all your data” grant
• Your preferences are stored locally on your device; nothing is synced by default
**Who it’s for:**
Anyone who reads a lot online — people with dyslexia, low vision, ADHD, light
sensitivity, or anyone who just wants a calmer, more comfortable reading experience.
Open any article, click the Readiant icon, and choose **Turn on for this site**.