Fixation portrait
See where reading slows, where attention returns, and which words hold the gaze longest.
Eye-tracking dyslexia screening
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Map your potential
A warm, visual screening workspace that turns Tobii or webcam gaze patterns into clear reading signals for families, educators, and researchers.
Reading map
Soft colors, sharp signals.
The palette stays warm and academic, while the interface still feels alive. Lexora shows gaze movement as something a parent, teacher, or researcher can actually discuss.
The morning sun cast brilliant golden streaks across the entire classroom
illuminating the walls as young readers opened their favorite storybooks
with quiet excitement, each child finding their own comfortable rhythm
in the carefully arranged words spread out beautifully before them.
Sweep rhythm
Turn regressions, return sweeps, and line changes into a readable movement signature.
Screening context
Send compact gaze features into the model without making the session feel clinical or cold.
Two calm launch lanes
Choose the instrument. Keep the experience human.
Both paths share the same visual language: quiet confidence, readable steps, and a result screen that supports conversation instead of panic.
Screening choreography
A simple path, designed with care.
The page uses the brand colors like paper, ink, and highlighter: grounded first, expressive where it helps the user move.
Local-firstReplayableML-readyLearner-friendly
Set the room
Choose Tobii or webcam and run calibration in a calm full-screen flow.
Read with purpose
Use syllables, pseudo-words, and passages to capture different reading behaviors.
Map the gaze
Translate timing, motion, and regression patterns into a structured screening signal.
Review gently
Replay the path and decide what support or professional follow-up should happen next.
What the product does
From a child's first fixation to a useful next step.
The page now mirrors the real flow: supervised setup, calibration, reading, model interpretation, and support after the result.
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Guardian-supervised
Children do not manage accounts. Parents and teachers control profiles, sessions, retakes, reports, and follow-up.
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Calibrated before reading
The test starts with a 20-point gaze map so the reading area is measured before the child begins.
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Three-part Tobii test
Syllables, pseudo-words, and meaningful text reveal different parts of the reading process.
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Risk, confidence, replay
The result pairs an ML risk signal with confidence, recommendations, and gaze replay context.
Future support layerLearning + games
Reading mode
Line focus, narration speed, tap-to-hear words, and dyslexia-friendly preferences.
Exercise engine
Syllable splitting, missing letters, phoneme matching, and adaptive difficulty.
Games
Sound matching, word builder, levels, streaks, and progress tracking.
Classrooms
Teacher-created profiles, parent claiming, assignments, and class-level analytics.
Beyond screening
Not just detection. A path into practice.
Lexora's bigger idea is to connect screening with support: reports for guardians, classroom visibility for teachers, and reading activities that adapt to the child's language and level.
Start with screeningReady when you are
Open Lexora and map the reading signal.
Research note
Lexora is a screening and research tool, not a clinical diagnosis. Its job is to make reading difficulty signals easier to notice, discuss, and follow up with qualified professionals.