Organisations Everway
23 June 2026
Overview
A software company building neuroinclusive and accessibility tools for education, workplaces, and everyday life.
About
Everway describes itself as creating tools that help everyone understand and be understood. Its public UK homepage says the company, formerly Texthelp, builds technology to support different ways of learning, working, and communicating across education, work, and everyday life.
As of June 23, 2026, Everway’s public site says its tools have been trusted by more than 250 million people worldwide and highlights a portfolio that includes Read&Write, Equatio, OrbitNote, ClaroRead, ReachDeck, and Everway for Work. The company’s About pages describe its mission as helping every kind of mind thrive, with products designed to remove barriers to understanding, improve communication, and support more neuroinclusive environments.
Everway’s About and Careers content says the organisation brings together the former Texthelp business and n2y under the Everway brand. The site states the company has almost 30 years of expertise and a 500+ global team, while LinkedIn classifies Everway in software development, lists a company size of 201-500 employees, and identifies Antrim as its headquarters. Everway’s UK homepage and LinkedIn location page both point to its primary Antrim base at 1 Orchard Way, Greystone Road, Antrim, BT41 2RU, alongside additional offices in the US, Australia, and Preston in the UK.
Details
- Company
- Everway
- Location
- Antrim, Northern Ireland
- Website
- https://www.everway.com/en-gb/
- https://www.linkedin.com/company/everway-global/
- Careers
- https://www.everway.com/en-gb/careers/
- Founded
- Not publicly stated
- CEO
- Not publicly stated
- Industry
- Software Development
- Size
- 500+
- Tech Stack
- Accessibility Software, Assistive Technology, Neuroinclusive Technology, Education Technology, Workplace Accessibility Tools, Digital Inclusion Platforms, AI-assisted Communication Tools
- Specialties
- Education Technology, Digital Inclusion, Assistive Technology, Accessibility Tools, Workplace Accommodations, Neurodiversity at Work, Universal Design for Learning, Disabled Students Allowance