A dyslexia-friendly AI tutor that teaches by voice
Where reading and writing are hard, text-heavy screens are exhausting. Askarf works by voice: Arf reads the question, the student answers by talking the reading and writing barrier drops. Optional Reading Comfort makes the text on the board larger and opens up the spacing.
Students who struggle with reading and writing, including dyslexia, and their parents
Voice-first removes the barrier
Arf reads and listens; the student works by talking, without having to write. Reading speed or spelling worry does not get in the way of learning.
Reading Comfort
An optional setting: the text on the board and in the notebook gets larger, and letter, word and line spacing opens up. The parent turns it on; the student reads more comfortably.
- Larger text and wider spacing
- Voice reading and voice answers
- No time pressure; at the student's pace
Patient and non-judgmental
No negative reaction to mistakes; Arf says "nice try, let's look again." Trying is always safe.
Learn by voice, answer by voice.
Larger text and wider spacing, optional.
No timer, no judgment; at the student's pace.
Frequently asked questions
No. Askarf is not a treatment, therapy, or medical tool; it is a dyslexia-friendly learning design. For a medical assessment, please see a professional. Askarf aims to make studying easier for a student who struggles with reading and writing.
A parent opens Settings in the dashboard and turns on Reading Comfort. In the student's study space the text on the board and notebook gets larger and the spacing opens up; voice-first study is always on.
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The first lesson is free without reading or writing pressure.
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