Subscribe Today: Let's get your child reading!

There is nothing to install (nor ship). Dynaread is a cloud-based program. Simply sign-up below, and you're ready to go. All you need is an Internet-connected PC or MAC with speakers or headset. Your child can work from anywhere. Some of our modules are also compatible with mobile devices.

The program is easy to learn. We designed Dynaread with the explicit purpose to allow children to work with it mostly on their own. Having said that, learn-to-read remediation is serious business! We do strongly encourage parents/teachers to work with your child during the first week or two, to bring them to comfort and proper usage. Once there, they can do most of the work by themselves.

We recommend establishing a routine to allow your child to work with the program one session a day (25 min). Do this, and you will allow your child to make good progress.

Our users rate the quality of our support very high. We are open and reachable by support ticket or phone call during office hours (Mountain Time Zone). We take pride in our support as we take the success of your child very serious. We have a strong in-house team of reading and learning disabilities specialists who are at your avail to shoulder up, think along, and find solutions. This service doesn't stop when you complete our course. We're there all the way: Both for your child and for you! We care!

Reading struggles are very painful for a child. They often don't express it, but research and our field experience make this abundantly evident. Don't wait: Start today and give your child hope and confidence. A vacation with confidence is must better than a vacation in which the onset of a new school season hangs over their heads like a dark cloud.

If they could, you'd most likely not be searching for help. Dyslexia Advocacy is probably still 15 years away from the point that Elementary Schools at large are well-equipped. Fact today is that the vast majority of schools simply lack the structure, resources, and even expertise to adequately help older struggling readers. Don't hear us wrong. We work with schools and know schools that do an excellent job. Those that don't, do not fail out of disinterest. Virtually all teachers love children and love to help them. But dyslexia advocacy is sadly still in its infancy. So don't blame your school, but please also do not blindly assume that your school will or even can solve your child's reading struggles. Again: if they could, you'd most likely not be searching for help.