
Advanced AI-driven assistive technology specializing in context-aware corrections for Dyslexia and Dysgraphia.
Ghotit represents a pinnacle in specialized NLP architecture, specifically designed to address the linguistic challenges of users with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia. Unlike generic spell-checkers that rely on edit-distance algorithms, Ghotit utilizes a proprietary context-aware engine that analyzes the semantic intent of a sentence to provide corrections for severely misspelled words, often where the phonetic structure is fundamentally broken. In the 2026 market, Ghotit maintains its position as a high-fidelity assistive tool by integrating deep learning models that recognize unique phonetic patterns and malapropisms typical of neurodivergent writing. The technical architecture encompasses a standalone editor, browser extensions, and deep integration with Microsoft Office and Google Docs. Its 'Real Writer' suite provides a comprehensive environment including word prediction, text-to-speech with dual highlighting, and a screenshot reader for non-selectable text. By prioritizing accessibility over general-purpose writing, Ghotit serves as a critical bridge for educational institutions and corporate DEI initiatives, ensuring that written communication is accessible regardless of neurological processing differences.
Uses semantic analysis to identify words that are phonetically similar but contextually incorrect, solving 'correctly spelled but wrong word' errors.
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An on-screen OCR utility that captures text from images, locked PDFs, or Flash interfaces and converts it to speech.
Statistical and grammatical prediction engine that suggests words based on the previous 2-3 words in a sentence.
A focused interface that highlights errors in different colors based on error type (Spelling, Grammar, Context).
Every definition and example sentence can be read aloud using the synthesized voice engine.
Allows users to type a description of a word to find the intended word, leveraging a reverse-dictionary NLP model.
Algorithms tuned to recognize common phonetic mistakes made by English Language Learners based on native language interference.
Students often produce text with errors that standard spell-checkers cannot resolve, leading to failed assignments.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Apply corrections and export to MS Word.
Minimizing the anxiety and time cost of writing error-free professional communications.
Reading text within locked educational software or image-heavy presentations.