Mindropic
Make websites more comfortable for more people.
Built from lived experience, not theory. This is for anyone who finds the web harder to read, follow, or simply be on.
Why it exists
The web was not built for every brain.
I built Mindropic because I live with dyslexia and ADHD. My eyesight is not what it used to be. Bright screens and busy pages tire me out. I noticed I was avoiding certain sites, not because the content was bad, but because reading them felt like work.
I am not alone in that. Most websites are designed for one idealised reader, someone who is comfortable with small text, high contrast, constant motion and a lot of noise. Mindropic simply gives the visitor control, so the page bends around them, not the other way around.
Martin Murtagh, founder of The Growth Company
What it does
Small switches. A calmer page.
Visitors open a simple widget and adjust the page to suit them. No account, no setup, no learning curve.
Appearance modes
Light, dark, evening or auto
Text size
Larger text without breaking layouts
Higher contrast
Clearer text and borders
Colour-blind safe palette
Distinguishable colours
Dyslexia-friendly font
A more open reading typeface
Calm and focus modes
Less motion, fewer distractions
Settings stay on the visitor's device.
No tracking, no analytics, no accounts. Preferences are saved locally in the browser and never sent anywhere.
Get it
Early access is open.
If you would like to make your site more comfortable for the people visiting it, join the early access list at mindropic.com.
Brought to you by The Growth Company.