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Unleash Literacy
At-home structured literacy for dyslexic and struggling readers, with speech recognition.
Reading help for older kids who still struggle
Most reading apps stop around second grade. If your child can read short words but falls apart on longer ones, they need a program that teaches syllables, suffix rules and word parts. These are the options that go that far.
What to look for
Check the skill ladder: you want solid coverage of multisyllable words and of prefixes and suffixes, not just long vowels.
Checked October 2026 · 12 options
Showing 12 of 12, our picks first
Reading Horizons At-Home
Orton-Gillingham-based reading software for home, in a version for ages 4–9 and one for 10 to adult.
Lexercise Professional Therapy
One live 45-minute Orton-Gillingham therapy session a week online, plus daily practice games.
Kids Up Reading Tutors
High-frequency 1:1 Orton-Gillingham tutoring on Zoom with a published sequence to Latin and Greek roots.
Brainspring Virtual Tutoring
Live 1:1 online tutoring in Phonics First, an accredited Orton-Gillingham program, from K to adult.
iReading Tutor
Online dyslexia tutoring using Wilson, Barton and other structured programs, with published prices.
Hammond Bell (online Barton tutoring)
Online-only Barton Reading & Spelling tutoring with Barton-certified tutors, at least twice a week.
Lexercise Basic Therapy
Parent-led online structured literacy lessons with daily practice games and a therapist on call.
Nessy Reading & Spelling
Dyslexia-focused self-paced games from phonics through word parts.
Take Flight (online therapists)
Scottish Rite's Orton-Gillingham dyslexia curriculum, delivered online by certified academic language therapists.
Lexia Core5 Reading
The adaptive program many schools use, from letter sounds to Greek combining forms.
Dyslexia Hub Structured Literacy
A free 32-level structured literacy video course from Ireland's national dyslexia charity.
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