Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
LexyLab, an offline Mac spelling aid for dyslexia
LexyLab checks spelling as you type across Mac apps, with suggestions designed for French-language spelling patterns associated with dyslexia and dysorthography.
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- For
- French-speaking Mac users with dyslexia or dysorthography
- Worth noticing
- Its examples turn phonetic spellings such as « ortografe » into « orthographe »; the page says text analysis stays on the Mac.
Field notes
Setup requires dragging the app into Applications and enabling macOS Accessibility access; PowerPoint also requires Input Monitoring. The page lists a safety boundary excluding passwords, Terminal, and password managers, and says Google Docs needs screen-reader support enabled. It also describes Windows support as a beta, while the main download is for Apple-silicon Macs.
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