Start with your content
Paste a lesson, article, or guide. Add a title and headings, then see your reading experience take shape.
Tools that make information easier to read, understand, and use. Start with Cognitle Reader: your content, adapted to each reader’s preferences.
One HTML file. No reader account. Works offline.
Sometimes, understanding starts with a small change. A little more space between lines. A softer background. The freedom to move at your own pace.
Paste a lesson, article, or guide. Add a title and headings, then see your reading experience take shape.
Readers can adjust text size, spacing, font, colours, and reading width. Choose natural reading sections, visual pages, or a continuous view.
Export a single HTML file with its reading controls included. Download it and open it in a browser, even offline.
Explore three ready-to-read examples. Open them here, take an HTML copy offline, or use one as a starting point.
A short lesson with clear headings, key ideas, and questions to check your understanding.
Open readerAn example brief with objectives, scope, decisions, and next steps for a fictional team.
Open readerReflection prompts and a sample entry, presented with spacious serif type and passage focus.
Open readerExamples are editable starting points. The downloaded files include the content and reading controls; external links need internet access.
We’re building tools that make digital experiences easier to read, understand, and use.
Cognitle Reader is our first step: a simple way to share content without deciding how everyone else should read it.
Try Cognitle ReaderThis first version supports text, basic Markdown, and cleaned HTML with headings, lists, emphasis, tables, and web links. Images, PDF/DOCX imports, and embedded media are not included yet.
The creator processes your content on your device. It does not upload your text. The downloaded file contains that text, so anyone you share it with can read and forward it.
Download the HTML attachment and open it in a browser. Attachment previews and mobile file-opening behaviour vary by device. The reader needs JavaScript enabled for its controls; the content remains readable without it.
The document and reading controls work offline. External websites need an internet connection and open only when you choose a link.
Start with a few paragraphs. Give them a little more possibility.