UAIE — Universal Adaptive Interface Engine by Fiza Pathan

UAIE — Universal Adaptive Interface Engine is a learner-controlled accessibility system created by Fiza Pathan — a Mumbai-based educator and award-winning author — that adapts any webpage to the reader.

WHAT UAIE DOES — ON EVERY WEBSITE, FOR FREE:
🔊 TEXT-TO-SPEECH (TTS) — Clear narration using your browser’s system voices, with word-by-word highlighting. No API key required.
⠿ BRAILLE DOWNLOAD — Grade 2 Unified English Braille (UEB) output, downloadable as a BRF file for a refreshable Braille display or embosser.
📖 PLAIN LANGUAGE — Simplifies complex text for easier reading. Levels 1–2 are free; Levels 3–6 use your own Anthropic API key.
📚 READING COMPANION — Large-print mode that reads each word aloud and highlights it, line by line.
🤟 SIGN LANGUAGE — UAIE Sign™: 72 original gestures by Fiza Pathan, with full fingerspelling, working fully offline — plus BSL, ASL, and ISL word lookup.
🌐 31 INTERFACE LANGUAGES — including English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, Sanskrit, Arabic, and Urdu. Switch the interface language from the UAIE Settings popup in your browser toolbar.
Also included: Dyslexia Reading Font (OpenDyslexic), Colour-Blindness simulation, High Contrast and Dark Mode, and an Alt+A keyboard shortcut. WCAG 2.2 AA self-certified.

WHO IT IS FOR:
Students with dyslexia, low vision, hearing differences, or cognitive differences — and educators, inclusive classrooms, and anyone who reads differently.

FREE CORE. No account. No data collection, no analytics, no tracking. Works on every website. Optional AI features (Plain Language Levels 3–6, Translate, and Multiple Intelligences) run only when you supply your own Anthropic API key.

UAIE™ is a trademark of Fiza Pathan; used under licence by Fiza Pathan Publishing (OPC) Private Limited, Mumbai. The engine is the subject of Indian Patent Application No. 202621054517 and of trademark applications in Classes 41 and 42 at the Trade Marks Registry, India.
Created by Fiza Pathan · Mumbai, India.