A reader that watches where you read, and helps when you get stuck.
Oculus uses your webcam to track where your eyes move across a lesson.
When it sees you dwell, re-read, or stall, it offers a context-specific hint
in the moment you need it — not a moment before. All processing happens
locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.
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Webcam Only
A quick 9-point calibration teaches a regression model where your eyes are looking.
No dedicated hardware, no cloud, no API calls. Your webcam feed never leaves this tab.
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Content as Bricks
Lessons are broken into small bricks — paragraph-sized units.
Webcam gaze is accurate at that scale. The system knows which brick
you're in, for how long, and where you came from.
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Helps on Signal
When a stall or regression is detected, an adjacent hint slot fills with
help specific to that brick. No scripted interruptions. The system only
speaks when your reading pattern asks it to.
Choose a lesson
Your browser may not support webcam access. Oculus works best in recent
Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari, on a desktop or laptop with a webcam.
Mobile browsers and older desktops often won't work.
Camera permission. Oculus will ask for webcam access when you click Start.
The webcam is used only by the gaze-tracking library running in this tab.
No video, no images, and no gaze data leave your device.
Session results stay in memory until you export them, and closing the tab discards everything.