Personalized display strategies
Visual aids can change for different dyslexia profiles, text difficulty, reading goals, and subject matter.
AI-guided reading support
Argus
A customizable reading aid that helps dyslexic readers stay with the full text by translating semantic cues into focused typography, color, and gentle motion.
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20%
20% of the US population has dyslexia.
40%
40% of participants struggle with concentration during reading.
33%
33% of the participants had varying degrees of short attention spans.
Full-text support
Guidance that keeps the learning process intact.
Argus does not replace reading with a summary. It analyzes an article's context, tone, stance, and relationships between ideas, then adapts the display so readers can follow the original text with less friction.
New evidence suggests that readers benefit when important ideas are visually anchored, while transitions and contrast words are gently signaled before the eye moves on.
Semantic understanding
NLP identifies emphasis, contrast, tone, stance, and structure so support appears where it helps comprehension.
Reader stays in control
Instead of flattening content into summaries, Argus helps readers work through the complete passage at their own pace.
About us
Deja
Product Design & Research
Focused on understanding readers' challenges and translating user needs into a more comfortable reading experience.
pzhuo@haverford.edu
Lyles
AI & Engineering
Focused on NLP, semantic analysis, and building the technology that turns article context into helpful visual reading cues.
zzhang7@haverford.eduContact us
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Tell us what you think about Argus, what reading challenges matter most to you, or what features you would like to see next.