Show what you know, even when you can't write it.

Dysfixed builds AI tools for students who know the answer but can't get it onto the page by hand, because of dysgraphia, dyspraxia, other neurodevelopmental conditions or an injury.

Find your way in.

Dysfixed helps on exam day, on homework nights and in the disability office. Pick where you're coming from and we'll show you what it does for you.

  • 1.3 millionUS college students are registered with a disability office.
  • 7.5 millionUS students in K-12 receive special-education services, and their schools must provide accommodations.
  • 10,000+accommodated exams at one large university in a single semester.
Thirty figures standing for a class of 30 students, with six of them highlighted
In a class of 30, dysgraphia affects 2 to 6 students.It affects roughly 5 to 20% of people, so most classrooms have someone who knows the material but struggles to write it down.Source: Cleveland Clinic

Understanding isn't the problem. The page is.

Students with dysgraphia and dyspraxia lose points for handwriting, not for what they know. On exams, many need a scribe: a person who sits with them for the whole test and writes down every answer.

Colleges and schools are required to provide those scribes, and more students need them every year, faster than schools can keep up. Free dictation tools struggle with spoken math and keep no record of what the student said.

Where Dysfixed is today

  • Version 2.0of the handwriting coaching app is live on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
  • LiveScribe and its exam mode work today at scribe.dysfixed.com and as a Mac app.
  • Pomona CollegeWorking with the Accessibility Resources and Services office to add features to both products.

Dysfixed is part of CA Studio, the Claremont Accelerator’s pre-accelerator, and Pomona Ventures at the Claremont Colleges.

Example from the handwriting coaching app: letter scores out of 10. b and d score 3.4, q 4.6, k 5.2, s 5.9, y 6.4 and e 7.1. Great is 8 and up.
Example from the handwriting coaching app.

Exam record (example)

Calculus midterm, question 3

Said
“the integral from 0 to pi of x squared d x”
Saved
∫π0x2 dx

Read back and confirmed by the student

Example of a saved answer: what the student said, the formatted math and the recording, kept together for the professor.

What we build

The handwriting coaching app

Free on iPhone and iPad.

Dysfixed Scribe

An AI exam scribe for STEM, on the web and Mac. Say the answer out loud, math included. Scribe writes it down exactly as spoken, as formatted equations and scientific notation, reads each line back for you to confirm, and saves the audio and transcript so your professor can check them.

How Scribe works

Say your answer the way you'd explain it, equations and all.

Speak

1


Scribe turns your words into text and formatted math, exactly as you said them.

See it written

2


Each line is read back so you can check it before moving on.

Confirm

3


Submit with a record

4

The audio and transcript are saved for your professor to review.

Fair by design

Exact transcription

No autocorrect, no word prediction, no rewriting. Scribe never fixes, finishes or improves an answer, because exam rules require answers to be recorded exactly as the student gives them.

A record to check

Every line is read back to the student before it's final, and the audio and transcript are saved so the professor can check them.

Private in exam mode

In exam mode, speech recognition runs on the student's device, so no audio is sent to our servers.

For disability offices and schools

Accommodated exams in finals week at Purdue University

Fall 2024 brought 4.4 times as many as past finals weeks.

  1. ~600
    Past yearsdirector’s estimate
  2. 2,627
    Fall 2024
  • 16% more final exams in one yearPurdue ran over 10,000 accommodated exams in fall 2024, and 16% more final exams than the year before.
  • About 1 in 5 college studentsnow report a disability, up from 19% in 2015–16 to 21% in 2019–20.
  • One staff member per examEvery scribed exam ties up a person for the whole sitting.

Sources: Purdue University (2024, 2025); NCES Digest of Education Statistics.

Colleges and schools are required to provide exam scribes, and today that usually means a person sitting with each student for the whole exam. Scribe lets your office offer the same accommodation without booking a person for every test, with a full record of each answer.

Questions, answered

Have a question that isn’t answered here? Send it to us.

Meet the founders

Muhammad Shaheryar Khan, co-founder of Dysfixed

Muhammad Shaheryar Khan

Co-Founder and CEO

Aryan Shrivastava, co-founder of Dysfixed

Aryan Shrivastava

Co-Founder and CTO