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Type or speak a question. Follow up, disagree, change the subject. It keeps the thread, can look things up, and offers a photo when a picture would answer better than words.
How you see, move and ask is personal. Omnisible adapts its help to what you need: reading a label, finding something, checking a scene or weighing up a route. Speak or type in your own words, ask for more detail, or change direction. You lead the conversation.
Ask a question, use the camera, plan a journey or work offline. Start with what you want to do.
Type or speak a question. Follow up, disagree, change the subject. It keeps the thread, can look things up, and offers a photo when a picture would answer better than words.
Hold the phone up and talk. It reads labels, forms and screens, finds the thing you named, describes what is there, or stays quiet until what you asked about happens.
Routes with the facts a map leaves out: crossings, what the pavement does, which stations are easier to board at. Nearby stops and timetables, with live bus positions in supported cities.
A smaller assistant that runs entirely on the phone. Describe, read and find with no connection and no account, free.
It is designed to tell you when text is unreadable or recognition is uncertain. It can still be wrong; check important information.
Ask about the details that matter to you. It tells you what is there and why it suggests something, so you can make your own decision.
Short answers by default, silence when nothing changed, and a watch mode that speaks only when the thing you asked about appears.
Camera pictures are sent for cloud assistance. Recent session pictures are held temporarily, and pictures can be attached to reports you send. Photos of people you introduce are never kept; recognition happens on the phone. How data is handled
Help with everyday questions, camera tasks and journeys, on your terms. iPhone with iOS 18 or newer. English and Turkish, with the interface and the conversation language set separately. Coming soon to the App Store.
More products will appear here under the Omnisible name. We announce things when they work, not before.
Omnisible is made by AudioSes, a small studio in Istanbul. The name is Latin: omnis, all, and -ibilis, able to be. It is built and tested with a screen reader from the first day, by people who use one.
Questions and feedback: info@audioses.com.