We reorganise. We never reduce.
readclear takes a webpage and reformats it for how a dyslexic person's brain processes text.
We don't simplify. We don't summarise. We don't remove anything.
The same information. The same facts. The same depth.
Just presented in a way that's easier to process.
Shorter sentences. Bolder key terms. Clearer structure. More space between ideas.
Your readers — right now.
If your site has 10,000 monthly readers, around 1,000 of them have dyslexia.
Many won't tell you. Many don't know why reading feels hard. They just leave.
readclear gives them a way to access your content. The same content — just restructured.
Types of dyslexia readclear supports
Phonological — difficulty decoding words. Long or unfamiliar words cause friction.
Visual Stress — text appears to move or blur. Layout and spacing are critical.
Working Memory — losing the thread mid-sentence. Clear chunking and summaries help.
Mixed — a combination of the above, or still figuring it out.
Accessibility legislation is tightening.
In the UK and EU, digital accessibility is increasingly a legal requirement — not just good practice.
The European Accessibility Act (2025) requires many digital products and services to meet accessibility standards.
Allowing readclear to access your content is a simple step toward a more inclusive site.
How to allow readclear on your site.
If your site blocks readclear, it's usually one of two things: CORS headers or bot detection. Here's how to fix both.
Option 1 — Allow our user agent
readclear identifies itself clearly. Whitelist our user agent in your bot detection rules or CDN settings.
readclear/1.0 (accessibility reformatter; readclear.importantsmallthings.com)
Option 2 — Add CORS headers
If your server blocks cross-origin requests, add readclear to your allowed origins.
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin "https://readclear.importantsmallthings.com";
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: https://readclear.importantsmallthings.com
Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "https://readclear.importantsmallthings.com"
Not sure which applies to you? Get in touch — we're happy to help.
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