Writing assistant that adapts to dyslexic learners' daily needs

Writing assistant that adapts to dyslexic learners' daily needs targets a $1.5B = 150M students × $10 ARPU per year for dyslexia-focused writing support (global K-12 + higher ed estimate at 10% prevalence) total addressable market with low saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 15% YoY — EdTech and accessibility tools growth combined (source: HolonIQ and market AI adoption trends, 2023-2025 estimates).

Key trends driving demand: AI personalization — Advances in NLP let products fine-tune feedback to individual error patterns, creating better experiences for niche users.; Accessibility funding and mandates — Schools and districts are increasingly budgeting for assistive tech, creating predictable procurement windows.; Neurodiversity awareness — Growing public understanding and advocacy are increasing demand for tools that explicitly serve dyslexic learners.; Platform integrations — LMS and browser integration expectations raise the value of tools that plug into everyday workflows used by students and teachers..