Read and discover
Start with a word. Then try a short sentence and discover what happens.
A little time to practise. A friendly companion along the way. We’re building a more enjoyable way to practise for children who find reading difficult.

the fox is in the den.
Extra support isn’t always easy for families to access. Our idea: short, accessible reading adventures at home that build on what a child is already learning. With smart assistance wherever we can make it reliable.
A short session. One task at a time.
And always room for a little help.
Start with a word. Then try a short sentence and discover what happens.
Hear a word read aloud, read together with your helper or take a break.
A question about the sentence. A look at what you tried. And a happy ending.
Try two words, a short sentence and a question. Discover what a little reading adventure feels like.
Try the reading adventureFree interactive demo · No account neededOur goal: a reading companion that selects suitable activities and helps when a child gets stuck. Built around a carefully reviewed learning sequence.
First, we need to test whether speech feedback is reliable for Dutch-speaking children in Flanders. That gives smart technology a useful role, one step at a time.
See the next stepsWords, a sentence, help and a look back.
Parents select suitable words and look back on practice sessions.
Testing speech recognition with experts and families.
An easy start, help within reach and a clear look at what was practised.
We aim to use familiar letters and words, so practice at home fits what a child is learning.
Our next step is to review the content and speech feedback with professionals. Pronunciation needs its own development track.
The first step is here. The next steps
need careful testing.
Explore the experience: reading, asking for help and finishing a session.
Review the activities and compare speech recognition with human judgements.
Find out whether practice feels enjoyable and how much help children need.
Look at what children can do beyond the app, using new words and texts.
We’re clear about what works today and what we’re still exploring.