Immediate relief
One-click tools for clutter, tiny fonts, distracting layouts, and difficult long-form pages.
Features & design · Built for calm reading
Every control is tuned to make difficult web pages feel effortless.
ClarityRead is built for the moments when cluttered pages, tiny fonts, eye strain, lost focus, or long-form reading get in your way. Clean the page, shape the text, boost visibility, and listen along without sending page content to remote servers by default.
Dyslexia-friendly type
High contrast
Reader mode
Read aloud
Saved reads
Local by default
Dyslexia-friendly type
High contrast
Product principles
A polished reading workflow, not a pile of settings.
The feature set is intentionally focused: fast relief, readable defaults, privacy-first behavior, and controls that stay discoverable.
Readable by design
Dyslexia-friendly typography, reflow, sizing, spacing, and high contrast help text feel easier to follow.
Private by default
Page content and selections are processed locally in the browser unless you explicitly opt in.
Simple controls
Clean, focused controls help readers fix the page without managing overwhelming settings.
Feature suite
Premium tools for the parts of reading that usually hurt.
Dyslexia-friendly typography
What: switch to an OpenDyslexic-like font with spacing and sizing adjustments that make letterforms and lines easier to distinguish.
Outcome: dense paragraphs and visual crowding become more comfortable to track, and users can toggle the font off any time.
One-click reader mode
What: reformat long pages into a focused reading column with adjustable font size and line height.
Outcome: sidebars, ads, multi-column layouts, and crowded page chrome stop competing for attention.
High contrast & invert modes
What: toggles increase contrast and optionally invert colors for better visibility.
Outcome: low-contrast pages and bright layouts become easier to read with local CSS-based modes.
Read-aloud
What: uses the browser's Web Speech API to speak selected text or the main article.
Outcome: listen while following along when your eyes are tired or focus starts to drift.
Local summarizer and saved reads
What: short-form summarization and saved reads are performed locally when possible.
Outcome: regain context on dense material or return to important reading without making remote processing the default.
Security & data handling
- Preferences, saved reads, and stats are stored in
chrome.storage.local. - Page content and selections are not sent to remote servers by default.
- Optional cloud features will be opt-in with clear consent screens.
Engineering rationale
Designed carefully for privacy, stability, and real-world pages.
No remote logging by default minimizes data exposure, chunked TTS avoids browser speech timeouts, and the overlay reader avoids risky site DOM changes.
- Local-first defaults
- Safer overlay reader
- Clear opt-in boundaries
Ready when the page is not
Install ClarityRead and make every page easier to read.
Stop fighting cluttered layouts, tiny type, and tiring long reads. Add focused reader mode, dyslexia-friendly typography, high contrast, and read-aloud support today.
How to give feedback or request features
Open an issue on the GitHub repo or email clarityread.support@gmail.com. Include your browser/version, extension version, reproduction steps, and screenshots or recordings where helpful.
GitHub: Tonna16 / ClarityRead