Be My Eyes

Be My Eyes is revolutionizing the way people who are blind or have low vision interact with the world around them, offering a trifecta of powerful tools within a single, user-friendly app. With over half a million visually impaired users worldwide, Be My Eyes connects them with a vast network of over 7 million volunteers who provide real-time visual assistance. Additionally, users can leverage the cutting-edge AI image describer or reach out to dedicated company representatives for specialized product support—all seamlessly integrated into one app.

The Be My Eyes app is truly global, offering assistance in 185 languages and available 24/7 at no cost. The innovative 'Be My AI' feature, a groundbreaking AI assistant, allows users to send images for detailed descriptions and answers in 36 languages. This AI-powered tool is invaluable for a variety of tasks, from checking makeup before an evening out to translating text in numerous languages, enhancing users' independence and interaction with their environment.

For those needing specific help with products, the 'Specialized Help' section connects users directly with company representatives for accessible customer support. Whether it's troubleshooting home appliances, reading product labels, matching outfits, or navigating digital interfaces, Be My Eyes is a versatile and indispensable tool.

Be My Eyes is not just a service; it's a community that has garnered widespread acclaim and numerous accolades, including mentions in Time Magazine's 2023 best inventions list and awards from the Dubai Expo, the National Federation of the Blind, and Google Play, among others.

Testimonials from users like Julia, who received help from across the world, and Roberto, who feels more independent with Be My AI, underline the profound impact of Be My Eyes. Gordon's experience with Microsoft support through the app showcases its practical utility in everyday scenarios.

Be My Eyes is free, global, and available around the clock, making it an essential tool for enhancing the lives of those with visual impairments.