This is an accessibility app. It works on both iOS and Apple Watch. My name is Adarsh. I am a consultant by profession. I designed this app hoping that it would be useful for the deaf-blind. I have been told that deaf-blind people carry a keyboard along with their phone when travelling as they sometimes need to read information on the go. This app is my attempt to remove that burden and ensure that they can read information using only their phone. This app uses haptic feedback on the iPhone and Apple Watch to convey basic information the user via vibrations. On the iPhone, this app also offers integration with Siri Shortcuts, so that the user can then connect those shortcuts to back tap. Back tap can be very useful to deaf-blind people as the user just needs to tap the back of the phone to activate app features, no need to interact with the screen. Again, I designed this app hoping that it would be useful. Do share it with any deaf-blind individuals you may know. Would appreciate any feedback. Disclaimer: I fully acknowledge that a helper would need to spend a few mins with the app to understand it and to setup shortcuts before giving it to a deaf-blind user.

SunoDayko

Deaf-blind can feel info without using external hardware

Deaf-blind can feel info without using external hardware