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Once upon a time, reading a paper map was a rite of passage. You unfolded it like origami, traced your finger from town to town, and hoped your detour didn’t end in a dead end. Then GPS came along—and suddenly, the act of reading maps became... optional. You just listened. You followed. You arrived.

Living in a world built on text and visual information can create daily challenges for individuals who are blind or have low vision. Whether it’s reading a restaurant menu, scanning class notes, or trying to make sense of a flyer on a bulletin board, accessibility is often a barrier. That’s where SnapSpeak steps in.