MonoMoji

MonoMoji shows words you choose as block shapes instead of letters. You pick the words. Everywhere MonoMoji reads for you, those words appear as their shapes, and everything else stays as ordinary text. The shapes come from a fixed alphabet: every letter has one three-cell column, so a word always looks the same wherever it appears. Three ways to read Paste or type your own text and read it straight away. Open a book. Twelve are included, from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to Moby Dick, and you can search Project Gutenberg for more and add them to your shelf. Your place in a book is kept on this device, so a book you come back to opens where you left it. Browse a web page. Type an address or keep a short list of sites, and the page is shown with your words as shapes, the same way the Safari extension shows them. Practice Two exercises, both built from the words in your own library:…