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BranchAI

Designed with teachers, for dyslexic students

Dense reading, made calm.

BranchAI turns intimidating documents into scannable, colour-coded study notes - a clear heading, a one-line key point, then the detail, with hard words you can decode in place.

Photosynthesis

Plants turn sunlight, water, and air into the food they need to grow.

During , a leaf uses light energy to combine carbon dioxide and water, storing it as and releasing oxygen.

Tap a highlighted word to hear it and see what it means.

How it works

From a wall of text to a calm set of cards.

Three steps, no setup. Upload once and read it the way that works for you.

  1. Add your document

    Upload a PDF, a photo of a page, or a Word doc - a worksheet, a textbook chapter, an article.

  2. BranchAI restructures it

    It becomes calm, colour-coded study cards: a clear heading, a one-line key point, then the detail - hard words marked to decode.

  3. Read it your way

    Tap a word to hear it and see what it means, have a card read aloud, check yourself with a quick quiz, and set the page until it feels comfortable.

Built for the way you read

Everything on the page works with you.

  • Decode words in place

    Tap any highlighted word for its syllables, a plain-English meaning, and “Hear it” - without losing your place.

  • Colour-coded for meaning

    A calm, four-colour system marks must-know vocabulary, key ideas, and steps - so the structure is visible at a glance.

  • Read aloud

    Have any card read to you, so reading and listening can work together.

  • Quick quizzes

    Short questions after each topic turn reading into recall, with gentle easy-or-hard feedback.

  • A page that suits you

    Adjust paper colour, font, text size, and spacing - and it remembers your choices.

  • Built with teachers

    Designed with SEN staff for students aged 12–18, grounded in proven reading-support patterns.

What specialists say

Dr. Keith Murphy seated at his desk.

I recommend BranchAI without reservation. It exemplifies how educational technology can be used responsibly to support learning, foster academic confidence, and enhance accessibility while preserving the critical thinking that lies at the heart of higher education.

Dr. Keith MurphyLecturer in Applied Social Care
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Ready to make dense reading calm?

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