Lens

Your personal accessibility layer for the web. One profile, adapted on every page. Lens adapts every web page to how you read — automatically, on every site you visit.

Tell Lens once how you'd like the web to behave: simpler language, shorter paragraphs, larger text, fewer distractions, color shifts for your specific color vision. From then on, Lens silently rewrites and re-renders each page in real time to match your profile. The site never knows. You're always one click from the original.

What makes Lens different:

• On-device AI by default. Lens uses Chrome's built-in AI (Gemini Nano) to adapt pages — your reading content never leaves your computer. Works offline. No account, no signup, no telemetry. Requires Chrome 148+ on Windows / macOS / Linux / ChromeOS Plus with the system requirements for built-in AI.
• One profile, not thirty toggles. Describe yourself once. Lens infers every adaptation.
• AI adaptation, not static rules. A news article, a legal document, and a long-form essay each get different treatment for the same reader.
• User-side, not site-side. This is not an "accessibility overlay." The website doesn't know Lens is there. You stay in full control.
• Optional cloud mode for stronger quality. If your device doesn't support on-device AI, or you prefer Claude's output quality, you can paste your own Anthropic API key in Settings — Lens will route adaptations to Claude using your key, billed directly by Anthropic to you. The choice is yours, and visible in Settings at any time.

Who Lens is for:

• Readers with ADHD who lose focus on dense pages
• Readers with mild dyslexia who want shorter sentences and clearer words
• Readers with low vision who need real layout reflow, not just browser zoom
• Readers with color-vision differences (eight profiles built in)
• Anyone reading dense content in a second language — Lens preserves the source language by default and supports Hebrew, Arabic, and other right-to-left scripts
• Anyone whose eyes are just tired tonight