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Everway LLC is a software company headquartered in the United States that develops educational and accessibility technology. The company was established in 2024 following the merger of Texthelp Ltd and n2y LLC.

As of 2025, the company reports that its products have been used by more than 250 million users worldwide.^[1].

Texthelp Ltd was founded in 1996 in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, by Martin McKay. The company originated from McKay's interest in developing tools to support communication and accessibility, influenced by his father’s experience following a stroke^[2].

• In January 2022, Texthelp acquired Don Johnston Incorporated, a United States–based developer of educational software^[3].
• Later in 2022, Texthelp acquired Oribi, a Swedish educational software company^[4]

Everway develops literacy, mathematics, accessibility, and curriculum solutions for educational settings. Its products include the literacy support tool Read&Write, which the company states has approximately 50 million users worldwide^[5].

• Included in Forbes Accessibility 100 list (2025)^[6]
• Martin McKay was named EY Entrepreneur of the Year Ireland (2022)^[7]