The home for accessible apps and independent living
The modern, cross-disability home of accessible apps, reviewed by the community, for the community, with real-world strategies for communication, navigation, independent living, work, and assistive technology, across every disability and every living situation.
Reviewed by/with disabled users, on a consistent rubric
A searchable, filterable library of accessible apps, assistive technology, and practical strategy guides, evaluated the same honest way: Does it work with VoiceOver? Braille? Switch access? Captions? The rubric is the product.
Assistive Technology
Cross-cutting AT — magnifiers/CCTV, braille displays, switches, wearables, and smart-home devices.
Communicate
Apps and assistive tech for hearing, speech, and language access — captioning, ALDs, AAC, sign language, and real-time translation.
Get Around
Navigation, transit, and wayfinding tools with accessible, multisensory cues.
Live Independently
Daily-living tools — reminders, home safety, health, and local resources for independence.
Play & Connect
Accessible games, hobbies, and social tools designed to be enjoyed by everyone.
Strategy & Guides
How-to guides and decision frameworks — smart-home by housing context, self-study Braille, ADL/IADL, and AT buying.
Use AI
Getting real value from AI tools — practical prompting, AI literacy, privacy and safety, and choosing the right tool for a given task, with accessibility in…
Work
Workplace accommodations, accessible productivity, and tools that make the job fit the person.
Accessible apps for every life domain
Communication, navigation, independent living, work, learning, and play, accessibility-first apps for people who are blind, low-vision, DeafBlind, Deaf, hard of hearing, neurodivergent, or navigating cognitive and mobility changes.
License for the people you serve
Volume seat licensing, offline license keys, and deployment outside the App Store for vocational rehabilitation agencies, schools, centers for independent living, and employers, including institutional licensing for the @learn self-teach platform. Funding through AT budgets and accommodation funds, with W-9, SAM, and state vendor registrations in place.