ClaroRead

ClaroRead is a sophisticated assistive technology suite, now a core component of the Texthelp ecosystem, designed to provide comprehensive reading and writing support for individuals with dyslexia, visual impairments, or neurodivergent learning needs. Its technical architecture centers around a floating toolbar interface that hooks into native operating system APIs for Windows and macOS, as well as a robust Chrome Extension. By 2026, ClaroRead has positioned itself as a critical enterprise and educational infrastructure tool, integrating advanced neural text-to-speech (TTS) engines from providers like Nuance and Google to deliver high-fidelity, human-like vocalization across dozens of languages. The software utilizes the ABBYY FineReader OCR engine for high-accuracy text extraction from flattened PDFs and images. For writing, it employs context-aware word prediction algorithms and phonetic spell-checking that outclasses standard OS autocorrect features. Market positioning is focused on 'Total Inclusion,' offering a unified cloud-syncing profile that follows users across desktop, web, and mobile environments, ensuring that accessibility settings (like screen tinting and speech rates) remain consistent regardless of the hardware interface.