17.9
Android, iOS and web program using multisensory Orton-Gillingham literacy for dyslexic learners.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best Dyslexia Learning Apps in 2026
Reading Mountain leads this chart of 23 (7.9/10, free plan). Grafari is next (7.6/10), and DytectiveU is the next highest-placed with a free plan (7.3/10). Dyslexia learning apps provide phonics, spelling and decoding practice; Android support and learner age range help decide which tool fits. Compare the listed practice areas, progress reports, pricing and free access. Check the Available platforms field to confirm Android, web, iOS, Windows, macOS or Linux support for the device you use.
27.6
Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux and web spelling program with adaptive color, sound and shape links.
AndroidiOSWeb
37.5
iOS, macOS, Windows and web phonics intervention for learners in fourth grade and above.
iOSWebmacOS
- 4
DytectiveU
Android, iOS and web training and screening with adaptive exercises across 24 cognitive skills.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.3From €17 a month - 5
EduFlip
Web literacy course for dyslexic students, with 92 lessons from basic skills to advanced patterns and roots.
Free planWeb7.3From $13 a year - 6
Lexy
iOS, macOS and web AI reading tutor with adaptive phonics, voice, touch and typing activities.
Free planiOSWebmacOS7.1Free plan - 7
Wordshark
Wordshark is an online learning program that uses games to build reading and spelling skills.
AndroidiOSWebmacOS7.1From £190 a year - 8
StarSpell
Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and web multisensory spelling and phonics program for school or home.
AndroidiOSWebmacOS7.0From £12 a year - 9
Poppins Learning
Android, iOS and web rhythm-based practice for ages 6–14, adapting reading games to each child.
AndroidiOSWeb6.8From $99 a month - 10
ReadingDoctor
Android, iOS and web synthetic-phonics software that adapts practice to reading errors.
AndroidiOSWeb6.8From A$99 a year - 11
WordsWorthLearning
Android, iOS and web course with 104 video tutorials and 330 interactive exercises.
AndroidiOSWeb6.8From €100 a year - 12
Cody Reading
Web tool that turns phonics skills into decodable stories, worksheets, word lists and lesson plans.
Free planWeb6.7From $20 a month - 13
Dyslexia Gold
Android and web reading support for Grades K–8, teaching phonics, sound awareness and fluency.
AndroidWeb6.6From $125 a year - 14
IDL Literacy
Android, iOS and web multisensory literacy program with lessons from sound awareness to comprehension.
AndroidiOSWeb6.6 - 15
Dyslexia Reader
Android and iOS app reads scanned pages and PDFs aloud with highlighting and word-level support.
AndroidiOS6.5From $99 a year - 16
OgStar Reading
iOSWeb6.5From $40 a year - 17
ReadGenie
Android and iOS app with structured literacy practice for decoding, spelling, and fluency.
AndroidiOS6.4From $15 a month - 18
Legasthenie & LRS Trainer
Android, iOS and web games practice words and spelling with spoken-word exercises.
AndroidiOSWeb6.3€399 one-time - 19
Nessy Reading & Spelling
Web program teaching phonics, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, and morphology.
Web6.3From $15.50 a month - 20
WordSmart
AndroidiOSWeb6.2 - 21
Lumira
Web shared reading with word highlighting, built-in voice and 136 structured phonics lessons.
Free planWeb5.9Free plan - 22
SPIRE Up
iOSWeb5.6 - 23
ClearPath Reading System
ClearPath Reading System is a web-based program for learners with dyslexia and other reading difficulties.
Web5.2
Choosing well
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Choose an app that lists the platform you need, then verify its current device support before paying.
The chart records web, Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and Linux availability. Android support can differ between apps, so check the platform field for your phone or tablet.
Does it offer a free plan or trial?
Start with a free plan or trial if you need to check the lessons and fit before subscribing.
Pricing varies by tool. Listed examples include Lumira with a free plan, EduFlip with a free plan and 30-day trial, and Cody Reading with a free plan and 14-day trial.
Which reading skills does it practise?
Match the app to the skill you want to practise: phonics, spelling or decoding.
Use the comparison fields to see which practice areas an app covers, rather than assuming that a dyslexia label includes a specific lesson type.
Can it show learning progress?
Choose a tool with progress reports if you need a record of practice or changes over time.
Progress reports are a comparison field in this list. Check how the app describes its reports and whether they suit the learner, family or educator using them.
What learner age range does it support?
Pick an app whose stated learner age range matches the person using it.
Age range is recorded for comparison. Read that field alongside the practice types so the activities fit the learner's stage.
How much does a paid plan cost?
Compare the listed Paid from price and billing period before choosing a subscription.
Examples include Lexy from $3.99 per month, Reading Mountain from $29 per month and Reading Horizons from $50 per year; other tools show prices on request or in different currencies.
Questions people ask
Which dyslexia learning apps work on Android?
Android support is recorded in the Available platforms field. Check the individual app entry before installing, since platform availability differs.
Are there free dyslexia learning apps?
Yes. The list includes tools with free plans, including Lumira, EduFlip, Lexy, DytectiveU and OgStar Reading. Confirm what the free plan includes before relying on it.
Can I try a dyslexia app before paying?
Several entries list free trials. EduFlip lists 30 days, while Cody Reading and Wordshark list 14 days. Trial terms can differ from free-plan access.
What skills should a dyslexia learning app cover?
Compare phonics practice, spelling practice and decoding practice. Choose the fields that match the reading skill you want to work on.
Do these apps provide progress reports?
Progress reports are one of the comparison fields. Check the app entry to see whether it provides them and whether the format suits your needs.