We Built an App for Blind Gamers — But We Might Be Getting It Wrong

We could tell you that we’ve built something amazing.

But honestly, we don’t know yet.

We built Dora Station because we believe blind and visually impaired gamers deserve more than accessible games they deserve a place where they can connect with other gamers, discover new experiences, share ideas, and build a real community.

But here’s the problem:

We’re not the people who should decide what that community needs.

The people who use it should.

So we’re putting Dora Station out there early and asking a simple question:

What would make you actually want to use a social platform for blind gamers every day?

Would you want:

🎙️ Better voice-based communication?
🎮 Groups for specific games?
🤝 Easier ways to find other players?
🏆 Tournaments and community events?
💬 Gaming discussions and communities?
⭐ Recommendations for accessible games?
📱 Something completely different?

We want the honest answers — even if you think our current idea needs to change.

Tell us what we're missing. Tell us what you'd build.

Because Dora Station shouldn't just be an app for the community.

It should be built with the community.

👉 Check out Dora Station: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6790102747

We're at the beginning, and your feedback could help shape what comes next.