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Yara Reads
A children's story reader where every tapped word breaks into its sounds
It turns the gap between learning phonics drills and reading a real book into something a six-year-old can cross alone, and the code is MIT.
Yara Reads is a free web reader for children who already know their letter sounds. Tap any word and it shows sound buttons: dots for single letters, bars for pairs like 'sh', arcs for split vowels, with audio. A checker tests each story against the sounds a child has learned, by pronunciation rather than spelling. Parents can switch sounds and tricky words on or off, and an MCP agent can add private stories. Built by Eli Finer for his daughter; code MIT, stories CC BY 4.0.
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