Every poem in the canon, readable by every eye.
Clear is a calm reading room for public-domain verse. Open a poem, then tune the settings bar above it: typeface, size, spacing, syllable tinting and line focus. Your settings stay on your device. Reading only — there is nothing to write and nothing to sign into.
Five poems to start
The Tyger
William Blake (1794) · with a plain-language companion
Ozymandias
Percy Bysshe Shelley (1818) · with a plain-language companion
Bright Star
John Keats (1838) · with a plain-language companion
Hope is the thing with feathers
Emily Dickinson (1891) · with a plain-language companion
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
William Wordsworth (1807) · with a plain-language companion
Does this beat what your device already does?
Clear is an experiment (hypothesis #13). If your phone or computer already reads comfortably for you, we would rather know than build further: tell us by e-mail.