Thinking Outside the Box: The Dyslexic Advantage
Discover how dyslexic thinking patterns create unique advantages in problem-solving and innovation.
Join a community where I teach people with dyslexia and neurodivergent minds how to build custom AI assistants. Learn the prompts, workflows, GPTs, and AI agents that transform assistive technology for dyslexia into your cognitive partner.
Two paths to understanding how neurodivergent minds work with AI
A powerful tool to help neurotypical people understand what dyslexic thinkers experience every day. Share this with teachers, employers, family, and friends.
This simulation recreates the visual processing challenges many dyslexic people face. Letters will shift, fade, bounce, and blur as you try to read.
This is a sample of what's possible when you customize AI to your thinking style. In the community, you'll learn to build your own version—personalized for you, your business, and even your kids.
Your personal thinking partner
Neurodivergent thinkers don't see constraints—they see possibilities. Your dyslexic mind doesn't follow straight lines because it's creating something more innovative. This AI is fine-tuned to understand that the most groundbreaking ideas come from minds that make connections others miss.
Each node represents a different learning topic. Click them to jump to the corresponding section and discover what you'll master in the community.
Get the exact prompts, workflows, and AI frameworks I use daily—tested with people with dyslexiaand refined through real-world experience supporting neurodivergent minds.
Build your digital twin—a persona that captures your thinking style, strengths, and needs. The foundation for AI that truly gets you.
Access my complete library of tested prompts designed for people with dyslexia. Learn to write your own AI prompts that unlock your cognitive potential.
Step-by-step guides to create custom GPTs tailored to your needs—for work, learning, parenting, or business.
Proven workflows for writing, planning, problem-solving, and more. Copy mine or customize them to match your process.
Learn to create autonomous agents that handle repetitive tasks while you focus on what only you can do.
Adapt these tools for your neurodivergent kids. Real strategies I use with my own children to support their learning.
From classrooms to boardrooms, from students to CEOs—we have workflows, GPTs, agents, and prompts designed specifically for your goals and challenges.
Build inclusive teams and processes
Complete workflow for creating inclusive job descriptions, interview processes, and onboarding that attracts diverse cognitive talent.
AI tools that help teams with different communication styles collaborate effectively. Translates between linear and non-linear thinking.
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AI tools are transforming accessibility. Education is evolving. Businesses are adapting. And soon, you won't need accommodations—AI will adapt to you.
Welcome to an AI-first world built for how you think.
Reading, writing, and expressing yourself with words. The foundation of communication.
Understanding and guiding large language models. Thinking with AI as your cognitive partner across all perspectives.
Both depend on mastering language. Dyslexic AI bridges them both, turning barriers into bridges.
Dyslexia affects how people process language. Large Language Models process language too—just differently. The same technology built on language now helps those who struggle with it.
AI literacy is more than prompting. It's learning to think with AI—as a devil's advocate, researcher, teacher, guide, and friend. From multiple angles. From all perspectives.
That's what dyslexic brains excel at: thinking outside the box from many angles.
These tools were made for one another.
Most people think in pairs. You think in triangles. Combine AI, your dyslexic perspective, and any subject to unlock insights nobody else can see.
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This is cognitive triangulation: where AI capabilities, dyslexic thinking patterns, and your domain knowledge converge to reveal possibilities invisible from any single viewpoint.
Learn to build AI that thinks with you, not for you. Get the prompts, workflows, and coaching to create your perfect cognitive partner.
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Matt Ivey is Dyslexic AF—and proud of it. He's the founder of Dyslexic AI, a movement built for people with dyslexia who think in color, connect dots sideways, and refuse to fit inside the lines.
After years of struggling with dyslexia, Matt found his voice through AI. Now he's turning that discovery into something bigger—assistive technology for dyslexia that helps neurodivergent minds use artificial intelligence as a cognitive partner to think, create, and communicate on their own terms.
Through LM Lab AI, Matt's building AI accessibility tools and systems that make AI more human, and more dyslexic-friendly. His message is simple—being dyslexic isn't a flaw; it's the blueprint for the future.