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ReadEasy is a readability startup: a free reader turning dense pages into plain language, monetized as a B2B accessibility-compliance API for universities.
ReadEasy turns dense health pages into plain language plus an action checklist — what it is, what to do, when to call a doctor — without inventing facts.
Built with the ML Empowerment AI curriculum, ReadEasy uses grounded LLMs to turn bureaucratic pages into plain language and checklists for every reader.
ReadEasy turns the UT Dallas admissions page into checklists and focus cards, so every student — including readers with dyslexia or ADHD — never misses a step.
ReadEasy turns jargon-dense health pages into plain language and checklists, so patients and students act with confidence. Track 1: Accessibility & Health.
A student-built reader turning hard pages into plain language plus an action checklist — Focus, Dyslexia, ADHD, Listen, and Action modes, demoed live
One button turns dense pages into plain-language cards, checklists, and listen-along views for readers with dyslexia, ADHD, or low vision — try the working prototype today.
Track 03 Open invention: generative AI that restructures any web page into plain-language cards for readers with dyslexia, ADHD, or low vision — fully reproducible.
ReadEasy turns any web page into plain language with deadlines as checklists — an AI reader people with dyslexia, ADHD, or low vision could genuinely use tomorrow.
MediClear turns confusing prescriptions, discharge notes and health pages into plain-language cards, checklists and listen mode for dyslexia, ADHD, low-vision and elderly patients.
