NeuroLens( neurolens.space ) is a neurodivergent-friendly reading app built around the idea that one default page layout does not work for every brain. It helps people with ADHD, dyslexia, cognitive fatigue, sensory sensitivity, and other attention or processing differences shape digital reading around their needs.

Rather than treating reading difficulty as a lack of ability, NeuroLens reduces unnecessary friction in the reading environment. Users can paste text or upload PDF and TXT files, then adjust typography, line spacing, contrast, visual emphasis, and focus settings to create a calmer, more manageable reading experience. These controls can make long articles, academic material, documentation, and book excerpts feel less overwhelming and easier to return to.

The app also supports different reading rhythms: a reader may need stronger visual anchors to follow a paragraph, reduced visual clutter to sustain attention, or a more spacious layout when tired. Optional AI assistance can help make content easier to approach, while reading profiles and saved preferences allow the experience to remain personal over time.

NeuroLens is not a medical or diagnostic tool. It is an accessibility-focused reading space that recognizes neurodivergent needs as valid design needs—giving readers more control, comfort, and confidence when engaging with text.