For Enterprise · Publishers
The words stay yours. The reader stays with them.
Cascade doesn’t rewrite your content or simplify your voice. It changes how the structure appears, so readers stay in the text longer and finish what they started.
The Challenge
Content going unread isn't a writing problem.
Content going unread, skimmed, or abandoned is a problem every publisher knows. The solution is rarely the quality of the writing. More often it’s the friction between a reader’s attention and the text on the screen, friction that accumulates across every sentence and quietly drives the decision to stop.
How Cascade Fits In
Nothing rewritten. Nothing simplified.
Cascade integrates into your platform as a presentation layer. The same words your writers craft appear structured to make the relationships between them easier to perceive. Readers stay in the text longer, and understanding arrives with less effort. The author’s voice is unchanged. Cascade works on what happens between the sentence and the reader’s mind.
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The Evidence
Readers with ADHD or dyslexia prefer it — by a wide margin.
Independent of comprehension gains, readers simply prefer reading in Cascade. That preference is strongest among neurodiverse readers, a population that represents roughly 20% of any audience.
4 out of 54/5
readers with ADHD or dyslexia prefer reading in Cascade
20%
share of a typical audience these readers represent
Built for Multilingual Editions
Works in the language your content is already written in.
For publishers with multilingual editions or international readerships, Cascade works in the language your content is already written in: no separate tool or translation layer required. It’s available today in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian, with Mandarin in development.
Why embed Cascade
Easier reading keeps readers reading.
Our research measures what Cascade does for readers. Here’s what those results mean for publishers.
Readers finish what they start.
Less friction in every sentence means fewer reasons to abandon an article halfway.
Readers come back to you.
A reading experience readers prefer gives them a reason to choose your platform over the next one.
Your archive does more.
Every article and title you’ve already published becomes easier to read. No new edition. No rewrite.
Every reader is served.
Readers with ADHD or dyslexia get a better experience without having to ask for one.
Clear the path between your readers and your ideas.
Cascade removes the friction that keeps readers from finishing what your writers created. Talk to us about how it fits into your platform.
Good to know
Common questions
How would we actually integrate Cascade into our platform or pipeline?
Cascade integrates via a simple API (endpoints for JSON, HTML, or plain text), a browser extension, or a direct platform embed, depending on your use case. See Integration for the full detail. Reach out to the Cascade team if you have questions about integrating Cascade with any of your products or systems.
What does the API return, exactly?
Three response options: JSON for structured metadata, HTML for ready-to-render markup styled with your own CSS classes, or plain text.
How is the API secured, and what happens if a request fails?
Authentication is handled through OAuth client credentials. The API returns standard HTTP status codes (200, 401, 422, 500) so failures are easy to detect and handle.
Is there a limit to how much content we can send through the API?
Yes. Requests are limited to 32,000 characters. In practice, submissions should be a sentence or paragraph length at most with multiple calls used to complete longer passages.
Does Cascade store or retain our content?
No. Cascade processes structure only and doesn’t store the underlying text. You retain control over your content.
What kinds of content and languages does it support?
Any content type, from news articles to legal contracts to scientific papers. It’s live today in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, with Mandarin coming soon.
What does it cost to build Cascade into our product?
Shipping Cascade as part of your own product’s default experience requires a license agreement. Our goal is to create the easiest path for your users to benefit and for your team to implement. The cost and model depends upon the nature of the application and implementation, ranging from license fees to royalties.
How do we get started or ask technical questions?
Request API access directly from the Integration page, or reach the team through the Contact page. It routes you to the right conversation, whether you’re evaluating Cascade for a team or a platform integration.