Question 1

what's actually inside wobble?

Accepted Answer

three tools in one app. wobble read turns a scanned book into a cast-voiced audiobook you follow word by word. paired reading takes turns with you, a chunk at a time. wobble practice turns the words and chapters you found hard into short daily rounds. your settings, colours and voice follow you across all of them.

Question 2

is wobble only for dyslexic students?

Accepted Answer

dyslexic readers are who we build for first, but wobble helps any learner who finds reading effortful. dyslexia, ADHD, autism, dyspraxia, irlen, the tools (font swaps, contrast, character voices, word highlighting) help all of them.

Question 3

how does scanning a whole book work?

Accepted Answer

point the camera at page one and keep flipping. wobble cleans up each scan, strips page numbers and headers, fixes misread words, then checks the wobble database and public-domain libraries to see if the book already exists in text form, which skips most of the scanning entirely.

Question 4

what is the audio director?

Accepted Answer

after a book is scanned, wobble reads the whole thing, works out who the characters are, casts a distinct voice for each one, and places music beds, chapter intros and sound effects where the scene calls for them. you see the cast before you lock it in, and the whole book is recorded page by page so it plays without stalling.

Question 5

how does paired reading work?

Accepted Answer

wobble reads a chunk, then you read the next one out loud. it listens, scores the turn and grows or shrinks the next chunk, right down to one or two words if a page is tough. you only set your level once, and it carries into every book after that.

Question 6

what is wobble practice?

Accepted Answer

the words you stumbled over become a short daily round: syllable break-down, hear it, say it back, then see it used in a sentence from your own book. after each chapter you get three spoken comprehension questions with a jump back to the exact paragraph, and retell mode lets you say what happened in your own words for warm feedback.

Question 7

what can a teacher do from the dashboard?

Accepted Answer

a teacher can see every wobble in the class live, send an eyes up lock that freezes every screen, run a shared class timer, see raised hands, share books straight to student devices, set required reading with due dates, generate worksheets from any scanned text, and check reading hours, words covered and the words each pupil struggled with.

Question 8

how do students join a class?

Accepted Answer

the teacher gives out a class code and a username. the student signs up, types in the code, and they're on the class roster. students without a school just make a personal account, and nothing is shared with anyone.

Question 9

does it replace reading practice?

Accepted Answer

no. wobble is a scaffold. students still read, they just get to hear the story alongside the page so the words stop wobbling long enough to land, and paired reading keeps them reading aloud every session.

Question 10

where does the AI run?

Accepted Answer

text recognition, the scan clean-up and the audio director run on our server using Google's Gemini models. we store the books a student scans and their own progress, nothing else.

Question 11

what devices does it work on?

Accepted Answer

any phone, tablet or laptop with a modern browser and a camera. no app install needed, and one account works on all of them.

Question 12

what does it cost?

Accepted Answer

one plan: €3.99 a month, or €44 a year, with a 7-day free trial. that covers 5 new books a month, 40,000 voice credits and 200 AI narration credits, with unused credits rolling over. listening again to audio you already made is always free. schools pay €19 per student a year.

the books everyone's talking about, made readable.

scan it. hear it. follow every word.

you read a bit, wobble reads a bit.

the bits that were hard, turned into practice.

same book. same week. same conversation.

built by a student with dyslexia.

commonly asked questions