Typography with intent
Atkinson Hyperlegible, OpenDyslexic, Lexend, spacing, line width, and calm contrast.
A free reading companion for the web
ReadTune runs a quick check to suggest a reading setup worth trying, then carries your profile into articles, PDFs, web pages, and read-aloud.
A small change can make room for a whole idea.
ReadTune begins with a short calibration. It tries a handful of different ways to set a page, then looks at your pace, comprehension, and comfort together.
There is no universal “best” font. The useful answer is the one that helps you stay with the sentence.
Your settings travel with you.
The profile comes from a quick check, not a guess.
Fonts and spacing are personal. What feels helpful to one reader can be tiring for another. ReadTune makes that uncertainty useful: it tests one change at a time, checks whether you understood the passage, and keeps the settings that earn their place.
CALIBRATE
Six short passages. One focused change at a time. Reading time, comprehension, and your own ease rating work together.
CARRY IT FORWARD
Reader View, PDFs, and live web pages share one profile. Your saved setup does not disappear when the tab changes.
KEEP AGENCY
Adjust anything, retake the test, or turn it off. Your profile and history stay on your device.
On-device by default
ReadTune reads the current sentence while the same words stay visible in your chosen font. The voice is Piper, a natural neural voice that runs on your device — the default ships inside the extension, so it works offline with nothing to download.
The useful answer is the one that helps you stay with the sentence.
Atkinson Hyperlegible, OpenDyslexic, Lexend, spacing, line width, and calm contrast.
Paragraph focus, sentence steps, and an adaptive 1 / 3 / 5-line reading guide.
Reader View for articles, selectable PDFs, and a live restyle mode for the page already open.
No account, no server, and no analytics in the extension itself. Your reading and profile stay in browser storage.
A calmer place to start
ReadTune is free, open source, and built for the moment when a page should feel possible again.
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