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Unleash Literacy
At-home structured literacy for dyslexic and struggling readers, with speech recognition.
Lexia Core5 and PowerUp are available through schools and a home reseller. These alternatives differ in curriculum depth, reading-aloud practice, spelling and adult support; check each listing for the skills your learner needs.
Match the skill ladder: Lexia goes all the way to Greek combining forms, and few home apps do.
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Ours Unleash Literacy runs this site
At-home structured literacy for dyslexic and struggling readers, with speech recognition.
Orton-Gillingham-based reading software for home, in a version for ages 4–9 and one for 10 to adult.
Synthetic phonics games covering all 44 sounds, with spelling at every level.
One live 45-minute Orton-Gillingham therapy session a week online, plus daily practice games.
High-frequency 1:1 Orton-Gillingham tutoring on Zoom with a published sequence to Latin and Greek roots.
Live 1:1 online tutoring in Phonics First, an accredited Orton-Gillingham program, from K to adult.
Online dyslexia tutoring using Wilson, Barton and other structured programs, with published prices.
Online-only Barton Reading & Spelling tutoring with Barton-certified tutors, at least twice a week.
Parent-led online structured literacy lessons with daily practice games and a therapist on call.
Dyslexia-focused self-paced games from phonics through word parts.
Scottish Rite's Orton-Gillingham dyslexia curriculum, delivered online by certified academic language therapists.
Scripted Direct Instruction reading lessons on the web that a parent runs, from first sounds to about 3rd grade.
A free 32-level structured literacy video course from Ireland's national dyslexia charity.
A K–2 phonics app with 101 lessons, decodable stories it listens to, and tile-to-typing spelling.
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