Hugh Johnston, a dyslexic entrepreneur, has gained the backing of Sir Richard Branson for his app, Tyypo, aimed at teaching dyslexics how to learn from their mistakes. Pitching his idea in the 'Elevator of Dreams' at Virgin’s Shoreditch hotel, Johnston captured Branson's attention by sharing a personal story about his struggles with dyslexia. Unlike traditional aids, Tyypo actively addresses the root issues of spelling errors, promoting skill improvement. With Branson's endorsement, Johnston hopes to expand the app’s reach and raise awareness about dyslexic thinking through collaboration with charities.
Hugh Johnston, a dyslexic entrepreneur, secured Sir Richard Branson's support for his educational app Tyypo, aimed at helping dyslexics learn from their mistakes.
After years of struggling with dyslexia, Johnston created Tyypo to address common errors and teach users how to improve their skills.
Johnston made his pitch in the 'Elevator of Dreams' at a Virgin hotel, capturing Branson's attention and support for his innovative solution.
Branson praised Johnston's honest approach during his pitch, relating his own experiences with dyslexia, highlighting a shared understanding between them.
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