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Lexy combines adaptive phonics with voice tutoring, touch activities and typing practice for dyslexic learners. Its structured literacy curriculum spans phonics, spelling, reading, fluency and comprehension, with accessibility options including OpenDyslexic, high contrast, screen reader support and keyboard navigation. Families can start free, while Premium begins at $3.99 per month; its platforms are iOS, macOS and web.

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    Reading Mountain

    Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

    Early and struggling readers who benefit from decodable books — Reading Mountain adds decodable books in every lesson, speech-based feedback and a parent and instructor portal.

    6.9 From $29/mo Visit site
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    DytectiveU

    Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

    Children needing reading and writing training with screening — DytectiveU adds a free literacy-risk screening test and more than 42,000 activities focused on 24 cognitive skills.

    7.4 Free plan · paid from €99 Visit site
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    Cody Reading

    Free plan Web

    Educators creating phonics-matched teaching materials — Cody Reading generates decodable stories, worksheets and lesson plans from educators’ selected phonics patterns rather than tutoring learners directly.

    7.2 Free plan · paid from $20/mo · 14-day trial Visit site
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    EduFlip

    Free plan Web

    Schools and families needing structured lessons and progress exports — EduFlip adds 92 lessons across six levels, offline use and IEP-compatible progress exports.

    7.1 Free plan · paid from $14.99/mo · 30-day trial Visit site
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    Lumira

    Free plan Web

    Children and teachers sharing reading sessions — Lumira centers on live shared reading, with synchronized word highlighting, built-in voice and 76 free decodable books.

    6.9 Free plan Visit site
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    Grafari

    Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+3

    Learners needing adaptive spelling practice across devices — Grafari focuses on spelling through color, sound and shape activities, with automatic error-pattern adaptation and support for Windows and Android.

    7.5 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Legasthenie & LRS Trainer

    Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

    Children and adults practicing words through games — Legasthenie & LRS Trainer offers word and spelling games, spoken words, selectable word sets and adaptive memory difficulty.

    7.3 Free plan Visit site
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    Reading Horizons

    Free plan iPhoneMacSelf-hosted+2
    7.1 From $50/yr Visit site
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    OgStar Reading

    Free plan iPhoneWeb
    7.0 Free plan Visit site
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    Dyslexia Gold

    Free trial AndroidWeb
    6.2 From $16 · 42-day trial Visit site
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    Dyslexia Reader

    Free trial AndroidiPhone
    6.2 From $9.99/mo · 14-day trial Visit site
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    IDL Literacy

    Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb
    6.2 From £599 Visit site
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    Poppins Learning

    Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb
    6.0 From $74.83/mo · 7-day trial Visit site
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    ReadingDoctor

    Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb
    5.9 14-day trial Visit site
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    StarSpell

    Free trial AndroidiPhoneMac+2
    5.9 From £12/mo (annual) Visit site
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    Wordshark

    Free trial AndroidiPhoneMac+2
    5.9 From £190/yr · 14-day trial Visit site
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    Nessy Reading & Spelling

    Free trial Web
    5.8 From $15.50/mo Visit site
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    ReadGenie

    Free trial AndroidiPhone
    5.8 From $15/mo · 7-day trial Visit site
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    WordSmart

    Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb
    5.7 Free plan Visit site
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    WordsWorthLearning

    Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb
    5.7 From €100 Visit site
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    5.4 From $19 Visit site
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    SPIRE Up

    Paid iPhoneWeb
    5.1 Pricing on request Visit site

Another program may suit a learner better if they need Android access, Windows support, live shared reading, or materials educators can shape around selected phonics patterns. Lexy’s school plans add educator dashboards and progress tools, but the school free tier has basic progress tracking and community support. When comparing options, consider the learner’s age and setting, the kind of practice they need, and whether teachers need reports, lesson creation or offline access. Weigh those differences against platform availability and the cost of the plan that includes the needed tools.

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