Versu combines a reading app with an element of gaming in which users can participate in, and choose their characters’ thoughts, feelings, actions, and words.

Dyscalculator is a calculator app designed specifically to meet the needs of users with dyscalculia.

Combining a dictionary with a thesaurus, the Dictionary.com app gives users a powerful reference tool on the go, allowing words to be search via text or voice, and allowing users to view “trending” searches in their area.

Pocket is an application available across a large variety of platforms that allows users to store, sort, and share digital content from the web.

openWeb is a mobile web browser designed specifically for dyslexic users. The app, which is available for iOS devices, works similarly to other mobile browsers but contains a few key features for users who have trouble interpreting and decoding text while reading.

Open Office, as the name implies, is a free, open-source software that features a word processor, a formula editor, database manager, as well as presentation and drawing applications, which helps users with Planning, Organization, and Writing skills.

Sports Illustrated offers a website just for kids and young teens with articles and games about all things sports-related topics.

Marvel Comics is a website and app that lets users read, explore, and download comics featuring characters like Spiderman, The X-Men, and The Avengers.

Word Dynamo helps with Focus, Working Memory, Time Management, Reading and Dyslexia, and is recommended to users ages 6+.

This action game helps children practice the Flexibility and Working Memory thinking skills as well as reading and writing and is appropriate for any user ages 8+.