Read the movement
Lexora studies fixations, regressions, return sweeps, and timing while a child reads.
About Lexora
A warmer way to see reading difficulty early.
Lexora is a web platform for dyslexia risk screening and learning support. It uses eye tracking, reading tasks, and machine learning to help guardians and educators notice patterns that deserve attention.
Why it exists
Screening should feel clear, supervised, and reachable.
Many children struggle with reading long before anyone has enough evidence to act. Lexora is designed to make early signals easier to collect and discuss, without turning the experience into a cold clinical machine.
The system supports dedicated Tobii eye trackers and accessible webcam tracking. It guides the child through calibration and reading while the guardian stays in control. Results are meant to support professional follow-up, not replace it.
Product principles
Built around the test room, not the dashboard.
Meet the room
Use Tobii hardware for precise setups or webcam mode when access matters most.
Explain the signal
The ML result is framed as risk and confidence, not as a clinical diagnosis.
Keep adults in charge
Guardians supervise child profiles, test sessions, reports, retakes, and follow-up.
The result is a conversation starter.
Lexora reports risk level, confidence, and gaze context. It is a screening tool for research and support planning, not a medical diagnosis.
01
Calibrate
A 20-point map aligns gaze with the reading area before the test begins.
02
Read
Tobii mode uses syllables, pseudo-words, and meaningful text. Webcam mode uses a paragraph task.
03
Analyze
Gaze samples become fixation features that the prediction service can interpret.
04
Support
Reports, learning sessions, exercises, and games turn screening into a next step.