LineaLinea
One line sharp.
Your pace.
Kinesthetic reading for ADHD & dyslexia. Space or click unblurs the next line — the rest of the page waits.
Free · local-first · no account · works offline
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Pages usually dump every sentence on you at once.
Linea keeps one line sharp — and yellow.
Space or a click steps you forward.
The rest stays soft until you’re ready.
Space or click below to unblur this landing — or Unblur whole landing up top.
Click or press Space to unblur the next section. Top right reveals the whole page at once.
How it feels
One line sharp. The rest waits soft.
Unread text eases into blur so your eyes stop hunting. You step forward with a tap — Space or click — and the next line clears. Same ritual the extension runs on any page.
Focus you can move
Most reading tools ask you to sit still and stare. Linea treats attention like something kinesthetic: advance, retreat, finish with a soft tick.
Dyslexia & comfort tools
Fonts, size, spacing — tune the page, not your brain.
Lexend or OpenDyslexic, bigger type, wider letters, taller lines, Study vs Skim, or a mouse-following ruler. Try the controls — they mirror the island settings.
Dynamic Focus, Ruler, or font-only Aa
Full Focus reveal is the default. Prefer a guide strip? Start the ruler. Just need dyslexia-friendly type on a dense page? Tap Aa — no session required.
Who it’s for
Built for wandering attention
ADHD, dyslexia, or any brain that loses the line in a wall of text. No shame framing — just a calmer way through the page.
Not another feature kitchen
Tools stay behind the ritual. Bionic is optional (evidence is mixed). We don’t lead with AI rewrite or twenty overlays — the product is still the unblur.
Trust
Local-first. No account. PDFs included.
Your reading stays on your device. Offline-friendly. Bundled PDF viewer. Honest about the science: spacing helps; Focus is designed from attention research.
Take it with you
Install once. Keep the feeling everywhere.
Wikipedia, PDFs, docs — the island appears and the same unblur runs. You just practiced it on this landing page.