Every app, out loud.

SoftBlair reads your screen aloud, reads any text you point at, does what you say, and captions any sound your device plays. She works even in apps that were never made accessible.

SoftBlair in a recording studio: a singer in a lilac satin bomber and sequinned top holding a vintage microphone, whose head is a frosted-glass browser window with glowing bar eyes and a waveform mouth

What she does

Four ways in, one helper

For blind and low-vision people

Reads the screen aloud

Speaks what is focused, what it is, and what changed, as you move.

For dyslexia, tired eyes, new languages

Reads on demand

Select text or point at a picture of words and she reads it, highlighting as she goes.

For motor and dexterity needs

Takes voice commands

Say what to press, scroll or type. When buttons have no names, she numbers them.

“click send” · “scroll down”
For Deaf and hard-of-hearing people

Captions any sound

Live captions for whatever your device plays, from any app, in a box you can move.

Apps nobody fixed

How she reaches any app

  1. She asks the app firstMost apps describe their buttons and text to the system. SoftBlair reads that first: fast and exact.
  2. She looks where it says nothingWhen an app gives no names, she reads the window itself and finds buttons, fields and icons on her own.
  3. She learns your fixesTell her “that icon is Save” once, and she remembers it for that app.

Where she works

Browser first, then the whole computer

PlatformWhat she coversOrder
Web browsersEvery web page in Chrome, Edge and Brave, on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOSFirst
WindowsEvery program on the computer, and captions for any sound it playsSecond
AndroidEvery app on the phoneThird
MacEvery app on the MacFourth

iPhone and iPad are not on the list: Apple doesn't let any app read or control other apps there.

The speech filter

She reads like a person, not a machine

Code is skipped unless you ask for it, and symbols are said as what they mean. Programmers can turn every symbol back on, at four levels.

$5“5 dollars”
R&B“R and B”
#1“number 1”
C++“C plus plus”
10/22/2026“October 22 2026”
a code block“Code block, 6 lines, skipped”

Privacy

Everything stays on your device

What never leaves

  • What she sees on your screen.
  • What she hears from your speakers and microphone.
  • Your password fields. She doesn't read them aloud unless you turn that on.

What she does instead

  • Her voice and her listening run on the device itself.
  • Nothing she sees or hears is stored, unless you save captions.
  • Your account holds only your licence. No tracking.

What it costs

Buy her once. She's yours for good.

No subscription, no monthly bill, nothing to cancel. An accessibility tool should never switch off because a card expired.

Personal

  • All four functions on all your devices
  • Works offline, forever
  • Updates and support
PRICE SOON

Business and education

  • Seats for employers, schools and agencies
  • Invoices for whoever is paying
  • Priority support
PRICE SOON