Every ClearPlus™ agent tells users inside the app exactly Who It’s For and What It Does — powering Understanding Humans™ and available for other app companies to embed in already-made apps.
App creators don’t need to rebuild their UI from scratch. Each ClearPlus™ agent wraps your existing app tree as a self-contained overlay widget with built-in user onboarding:
ClearSiteOverlayWidget( // 3. Blind & Low-Vision Screen Reader + Voice Control
child: ClearSignOverlayWidget( // 2. Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing No-Voice Crisis Routes
child: ClearTouchOverlayWidget( // 6. Sensory Overload, Autism & Motion Step-Down
child: ClearFocusOverlayWidget( // 7. Dyslexia, ADHD & Movable Reading Ruler
child: ClearGazeOverlayWidget( // 5. Paralysis Eye-Tracking Dwell-to-Click & Switch
child: SeniorOverlayWidget( // 4. ClearCare Elderly Pre-Tap Reassurance & Scam Shield
child: AacOverlayWidget( // 1. ClearSay Non-Verbal AAC Symbol Board
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)Every screen in Understanding Humans™ includes our 7 self-describing ClearPlus™ agents (plus the ClearStep large-target UI primitive). Each agent clearly states Who It’s For and What It Does — and can be licensed by other app companies as a drop-in SDK for already-made apps.
Who it’s for: Non-speaking, minimally verbal, or situational-mutism users.
What it does: Floating 📣 Say pill opens a tap-to-speak AAC symbol board, custom emergency phrases, text-to-speech output, and plain-language AI guides.
Who it’s for: Deaf, hard-of-hearing, or anyone who cannot make a voice call.
What it does: Floating 💬 Sign pill gives 1-tap text (988 SMS), web chat, 711 TTY relay, and VRS/ASL videophone crisis routes from every screen.
Who it’s for: Blind, low-vision, and eyes-free users.
What it does: Floating 👁 Hear + 🎤 Speak pills narrate the screen aloud, list every interactive button, and run hands-free spoken commands.
Who it’s for: Older adults, seniors, and cautious tech users.
What it does: Explains what any button does before you click it, checks suspicious phone calls, emails, and texts for scams, and adjusts text size (1.0×–1.65×), high contrast, button/icon size, and spacing.
Who it’s for: Paralyzed users (ALS, spinal cord injury, stroke, CP) who use their eyes or a single switch.
What it does: Hands-free dwell-to-click countdown ring (0.8s–2.0s), top Eye-Bar dock, single-switch auto-scanning, and ClearStep 48×48dp hit targets.
Who it’s for: Autistic users, migraine sufferers, and anyone in sensory overload.
What it does: Turns the app down one sensory input per tap (motion, colour brightness, visual density) with 1-tap undo and automatic device preference matching.
Who it’s for: Readers with dyslexia, ADHD, brain-fog, or post-concussion fatigue.
What it does: Movable horizontal Reading Ruler spotlight band that tracks your finger/cursor, dyslexia-friendly letter/word/line spacing, and a 1-step task anchor.
Who it’s for: Users with hand tremors, motor fatigue, or eye-gaze pointers.
What it does: Shared UI foundation enforcing 48×48dp minimum hit targets and zero multi-step confirmation traps across all 7 ClearPlus™ overlays.
Include ClearPlus™ in your app: Any app company can drop individual ClearPlus™ overlays or the full 7-agent suite into existing Flutter, Web, iOS, or Android apps in minutes. View SDK details →
Be part of it from the start. Understanding Humans is more than an app — it's a movement to make emotional clarity a normal part of everyday life.