Two browser extensions. Their own products.
These don’t sit inside the household account — each has its own sign-in and its own plan, and each keeps its own visual identity. They’re here because they’re ours.
Readiant — Reading comfort · local-first
It restyles the pages you read — bigger text, better spacing, optional narration. Nothing is uploaded; every transform runs on your device. Per-site consent, revocable from the popup.
- Two starting points
- Read aloud
- You choose the scope
- Reading / Original
Readiant On zerodha.tech
Reading · Original
Pick a starting point. You can fine-tune anything below.
- Bigger & calmer ✓ On
- Dyslexia-friendly
Text size A− 130% A+
▶ Play this article aloud
Adjust this look — Size · spacing · contrast · font
Local-first · transforms run on your device.
Checkout Guardian — Observational · never accusatory
4 things observed on this page
Nothing blocked. Nothing sent anywhere. Review all →
A second pair of eyes on a checkout page. It notices the pre-ticked add-on, the renewal term buried in a footnote, the returns policy that doesn’t match — and tells you plainly. It never blocks a purchase and never calls a merchant dishonest.
- Findings, not warnings — No alarm red, no warning triangles. An open circle, then a check.
- Four browsers — Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari from one codebase.
- Reads the page, keeps it — Findings stay on your device. No cart contents leave.
- Its own account — Separate from One Circles, with its own plan.
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Why these keep their own look
AadhiVerse is the parent, not a coat of paint. Readiant’s warmth suits long reading; Guardian’s violet-and-eye language suits watching without alarming. Forcing both into one gradient would cost each of them the thing that makes it trustworthy.