My Top 5 Accessibility Apps for the Blind, Low Vision, and Visually Impaired! #Accessibility

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___________________ There are so many apps out there that are geared to help increase accessibility for people who are blind, visually impaired, and have low vision. Here are my top 5 accessibility apps for both iPhone and Android!

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0:00 Introduction
0:48 Accessible App 1: Be My Eyes
1:58 Accessible App 2: Aira
2:48 Accessible App 3: Seeing AI & Google Lookout
3:42 Accessible App 4: BARD
4:27 Accessible App 5: Cash Reader & WeZoom

Be My Eyes Video:

Aira Video:

Be My Eyes vs Aira:

WeZoom Video:

WeZoom More Features Update Video:

Be My Eyes
iPhone:
Android:

Aira
iPhone:
Android:

Seeing AI
iPhone:
Google Lookout
Android:

BARD
iPhone:
Android:

Cash Reader
iPhone:

WeZoom
Android:

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[Vela]

It's really amazing what you do for the comunity.
I'm a UX UI Designer and I'm digging deeper into the Accessibility world and it is fascinating what it needs to be done even before definition phase of any project. We Designers, Developers can do much more for a higher sale of people that sometimes we naively think might use our digital platforms and services, thank you, this is really helpful and trully inspiring.

[tharu]

i am a web and app developer, i wanted to create web applications to help blind and deaf people to make their lives easier.I just started my project and while looking for reference applications, this video came up.Thank u for the app suggestions.This was really helpful.

[paulasuniverse]

This was helpful to me as an educator teaching a person who is completely blind.

[fillipoenzagi]

Thank you for making this video. As someone who works in the non-profit sector, that helps people of all abilities, your video is super educational. Thank you.

[jacoblynch]

I would like to add the seeing AI app also has a channel in it to read currency. It also has the option in it to turn on the camera when it cannot read whatever you're trying to get it to read however, seeing AI has to have an Internet connection to function rather it is the Wi-Fi or your cellular data, so if you were using an iPad, you have to have Wi-Fi for that app to work. It's not a problem on the phone since you typically always have cellular data now just letting people know that.

[josephwatson]

Thank you so much for taking the time to put this information out there for the blind and visually impaired. I really appreciate it.
I've had Central serious retinopathy for about 28 years. Most people get these little bubbles in one eye and most commonly they resolve themselves. It's rare to get it in both, rarer for them not to resolve. Unfortunately they encroached my center line of vision and it's still difficult to accept losing that Independence that goes along with vision.
I think it was about a year and a half ago that I had decided I needed to stop driving.
No pity party though. Not that I'm happy about it but.... I feel fortunate and grateful that I have revision I do.
I don't know if you're familiar with it but it affects our somewhat widespread having to do with too much light, not enough light, corrective lens don't do anything for it as it is a distortion somewhat like looking through a glass filled with water.
Some of my most favorite things to do is fixing things, remodeling, building things, it doesn't matter what. Anything from a house to metal fabrication on a custom car.
So I do a lot with or I should say by feel now.
I'm actually looking for the best phone, probably Android that may have a larger screen and I'm not really sure. This condition seems to be progressing so I'm just gathering information right now.
Actually interestingly enough, I'm able to just barely make out text in messenger or regular text on a good day. On a bad day, they would need to be in capital letters and sentences double spaced. I think I need to find some app that is easy to use as far as magnifying and making the print bold. A bigger screen. Oh anyway I was talking about interestingly enough, I graduated to reading glasses of 3.75 which without them I am unable to make out anything on the screen.
Sorry for battling. I just wanted to mainly thank you for having your YouTube channel and putting out such valuable information to so very many people. Thank you very much.
Joseph watson, Dearborn michigan.

[Mistersquatch__]

Its very sweet and heartwarming that you are still replying to messages on this video, despite how long ago you posted this. Thank you for this list its really helped me alot.

[jellyt]

I am a hospice volunteer and 2 of the people who I visit and spend time with have macular degeneration. As their vision gets worse I seek apps like this or other little life adjustments or even devices. I hope learning more about blind people and their lifestyles here on YouTube will make their lives easier. Thanks for the vid

[larrytestut]

My favorite one was be my eyes I like the fact that you can use the app and be connected to a volunteer that is willing to help you in situations where you may need it

[greatone]

You are a fantastic speaker and your voice is perfect for a reading audiobooks! Thank you so much!

[alizarehman]

Hi Kerry my name is Lisa am I am also visually impaired and I happened to find your channel from Matt from blind to billionaire and I’m sitting watching your videos and is giving me lots of tips for how I can make my iPhone my accessible as am I wasn’t very aware of things and seeing as I’m having sort of deterioration in my vision I feel like I should get all the help I need thank you for your love and support

[Blindbaddie]

Thank you so much you never know what you’re missing until you come across these amazing Apps

[realpad]

🤩😍🥰😘 India - you made my day.
thanks for all these apps but sociallly i am now feeling so good seeing a blind making videos. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[YelyzavetaTymofieieva]

Your channel is so precious and amazing! You are beautiful and so smart, and tech adept, God bless you, girl! Because of the war in my country, many people have lost their vision or even completely lost their eyes to explosions. I would like to learn more about accessible technologies and as a coding and AI enthusiast, I dream to build an amazing app for people with vision problems. Stay strong and continue what you are doing ! ❤

[markbrandon]

I am So Proud of YOU !!! And your beautiful Smile too!!!

[luisaraggio]

Thanks so much, my husband just lost his vision on both eyes and it will help a lot!

[MrMagoo-wppq]

That's another great video. Thank you for doing these. I've had wezoom on my phone, but hardly used it until I watched your new video on it, and I can't believe how great it is. It was actually you who also mentioned lookout, and how good it was that caused me to download it. Envision is great, but I think lookout is better for my personal need. I've been using bard for about a year, do yes on that one too. I love that you can speed up the reading, which makes almost every book better, imo. This list is spot on. Thanks.

[JohnBernieLaborte]

Cash reader is available on android as well. I mainly use seeing AI, Cash reader and lazarillo GPS for blind. Thank-you for this app suggestions. Have a blessed day ahead

[scottcre]

OH MY GOSH! I cannot believe I've been missing accessible apps. My local library does a good job audio books and they have an app so I can download them directly to my phone. Thank you for this channel! New subscriber! And I will share with others

[timharry]

Thank you for sharing the information. This is good.