Reading support that works the way dyslexic readers think.
Phonics-grounded read-aloud, exam-ready independence, and display settings that reduce visual stress. Recommended by SPED and AT specialists.
- Phonics module
- Exam-lock mode
- Offline read-aloud
Why this works
Three things that matter more than the spec sheet.
Phonics module built in
On-device phoneme-grapheme support reinforces decoding instead of replacing it.
Exam-lock mode
PIN-protected mode disables translation and dictionary so the pen is permitted in test settings.
Reduces visual stress
Adjustable display settings and line-by-line capture keep the reader anchored on the page.
Which model fits
Standalone pens work with no phone or computer. Connected pens need a device to display and speak.
Max pen plus 200 phonics flash cards — a complete reading support system.
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Fully standalone. Touchscreen, offline TTS in 30 languages, exam-lock mode.
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Focused standalone read-aloud for early and struggling readers.
View Scanmarker PAL →Common questions
The things people ask before deciding.
Is it allowed during exams?
Max includes a PIN-protected exam-lock mode that disables translation and dictionary lookups, leaving only read-aloud.
Does it help with phonics instruction?
Yes. Max carries an on-device phonics module covering 87 phoneme-grapheme pairs, and the bundle adds physical practice cards.
Max or PAL for a dyslexic student?
Max for older students needing exam support and translation. PAL for younger readers who need simple, durable read-aloud.