Comprevo is an AI-powered reading assistant created to support adults with ADHD, learning disabilities, or anyone who struggles with reading comprehension. Designed during my time at USC and shaped by lived experience, Comprevo is more than just a tool — it’s a compassionate learning companion that helps users break down complex material into clear, digestible insights.
At the core of Comprevo is an AI assistant you can talk to like a friend. Unlike traditional study aids, it uses active recall, voice narration, visual breakdowns, and analogy-based summaries to make learning less overwhelming and more engaging. Whether you're a student, a working professional, or simply trying to retain what you read, Comprevo adapts to how your brain works — not the other way around.
This project wouldn’t have come to life without the support and guidance of Chris Swain and Dovina Walter, and I’m also grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with Ritvik Kandarkar later in the process, whose insights elevated the project even further. Comprevo is currently in its prototype phase, with more to come as we continue refining the experience for neurodivergent thinkers everywhere.
