AI Literacy Toolbox: AI accessibility tools

A collection of small, simple, single-task tools, mostly designed to help neurodivergent people with tasks they find overwhelming or difficult.

Have text read out in a realistic human voice. Can be installed as a browser extension as well as a phone app to read aloud any text.

Voice-to-chat symptom logging, symptom prediction, insights, care suggestions, and more.

Healing Journey is an AI-enabled online therapy platform that seeks to offer 24/7 counseling services without judgment. The AI tool operates as a therapy bot, designed to interact and engage with users, providing insights to aid in their healing journey.

This platform has mental health professionals supervising their AI, thus ensuring a reliable and professional supervision. One of the key priorities of Healing Journey is privacy, as it has implemented end-to-end encryption for all conversations, ensuring users share their emotions, thoughts, or troubles with confidence.

It's intended for those who may be experiencing emotional distress or challenges, including anxiety and depression, at any time of the day. With this platform, users can begin a therapeutic chat whenever they want, leading to an always available automated therapy session.

Hyper-realistic sign language avatars (digital humans) translate a variety of media content such as video, audio, or text into sign language.

A talking camera for the blind. It's a free app that narrates the world around you.

Hear conversations without background noise and no hearing aids (just the HeardThat app and bluetooth earphones).

Produces text for live conversations, including online meetings and lectures. Phone and desktop app.

An intelligent personal assistant, large language model interface, automation, voice recognition & dictation software for Windows PC. It allows you to interact with your computer using voice commands

Automatic speech recognition (ASR) for people with speech disabilities, aging voices, and accents.

Uses AI to map and share information about wheelchair-accessible spaces.

Used by people with little or no speech: who have MND/ALS, cerebral palsy, autism, have had a stroke or brain injury or head and neck cancer. Predictable allows user to compose and speak their messages quickly through reducing key strokes.