Use PiccyBot to convert photos and videos into spoken descriptions, pose questions in the text field, and zoom in for specific details. PiccyBot answers any image or video related query with a clear calm voice.
Key Features:
- Video to Voice: Process your videos into vivid spoken descriptions
- Photo to Voice: Instantly convert your photos into vivid spoken descriptions with a single tap.
- Video to Voice: Process your videos into vivid spoken descriptions
Enhanced Interactivity with PiccyBot:
- Ask Anything, Anytime: Pose questions about your pictures or videos in the text field and receive insightful answers.
- Zoom and Inquire: Delve into specific details by zooming into parts of the image and asking questions about particular aspects.
Unlock Premium Benefits:
- Experience PiccyBot without interruptions. Enjoy an ads-free environment.
- Enhance your image interpretation with personalised voice choices, adjustable voice duration, dynamic search engines, and seamless sharing of audio and detailed image or video descriptions.
Here are some advanced ways to use PiccyBot that might be especially helpful for someone who is blind and living alone:
1. Managing Mail and Documents: Use PiccyBot to read and organize your mail. Take photos of letters or bills and ask, "Can you summarize this letter?" or "What's the due date on this bill?" This can help you stay on top of important correspondence.
2. Cooking Assistance: If you enjoy cooking, PiccyBot can read recipes from cookbooks or packaging. Snap a photo and ask, "Can you read me this recipe step by step?" or "What are the cooking instructions on this package?" It can even suggest recipes based on ingredients you have.
3. Identifying Medications and Products: For safety, verify medications by taking a picture and asking, "What is this pill bottle for?" or "What's the dosage instructions on this label?" This ensures you're using products correctly. Note that despite this, PiccyBot could give wrong information, and it will be best to verify it further with a sighted human.
4. Organizing Your Closet: PiccyBot can help you sort and match your clothing. Take photos of your clothes and ask, "What color is this shirt?" or "Do these two items match?" This can make choosing outfits easier.
5. Tech Troubleshooting: When setting up a new device or appliance, PiccyBot can read manuals or help interpret error messages. For example, "What does this warning label say?" or "Can you guide me through the setup instructions on this page?"
6. Exploring New Hobbies: Use PiccyBot to read instructions or describe images related to a hobby you're curious about, like knitting patterns or gardening tips.
Please refer to the end user license agreement for our app:
https://sparklingapps.com/piccybot-eula.html
All data (text description as well as photos) provided to PiccyBot are used only for text and voice generation within the app itself and will not be used in any other way ever. See our privacy policy here:
https://sparklingapps.com/piccybot-privacy.html
- Elevate your PiccyBot experience with these exclusive premium benefits, effortlessly managed through your Apple account settings.
Have Fun with PiccyBot! For any questions or suggestions, write to us at support@sparklingapps.com.
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What's New in PiccyBot
+1
2.11
December 31, 2024
- Share audio fixed in settings screen for iOS 17 and later
- Various bug fixes and performance improvements
I took videos on my trip to Paris, was on top of the Arctic triumph, and this app completely described in such detail what I was imagining in my mind‘s eye. Visiting Paris, and not being able to see, completely biased my experience. This app, and it’s ability to take my homemade video, and describe it with such clarity and expansiveness was truly rewarding and emotional for me. Thank you! Thank you! This application is a prime example of what artificial intelligence and smartphone technology can do to bring equity and inclusion into the world of those with low vision and blindness. This app should be a must have for every Blind/Low Vision individuals toolbox.
