Build a single-page, self-serve reading tool designed to make text easier to read for dyslexic users (and anyone who wants a more comfortable reading experience). The purpose is to let someone paste or upload their own text and instantly reflow it into a dyslexia-friendly presentation. Trigger it with an HTTP route (e.g. /reader) serving an HTML webpage, restricted to space members. It's a single frontend step with no backend calls — build it as a React UI. The main experience: A text area where the user pastes text, or an upload control to load text from a file. An "Easy-read mode" toggle that reflows the text in a dyslexia-friendly typeface. Offer a choice of fonts — OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and Atkinson Hyperlegible are good options, but feel free to swap in whatever accessible typefaces you prefer (loaded from Google Fonts or an equivalent web font source). Adjustable reading controls: letter spacing, word spacing, line height, text size, and background tint. Persist the user's chosen settings in the browser's localStorage so preferences survive across visits on the same device without requiring an account. Keep all state client-side — there's no server, database, or external API beyond loading the web fonts. Make it a polished, accessible, distinctive single-page interface. Optionally note to users that this only restyles text inside the tool itself, not other sites or apps. Tools used: Google Fonts (OpenDyslexic, Lexend, Atkinson Hyperlegible), browser localStorage