DaiSee - Low Vision Aid

DaiSee - Low Vision Aid

Helps read, find, and navigate

9 ratings
9 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 23, 2026
  • June 27, 2026

Features

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About

This app uses your iPhone's camera and AI to assist individuals with visual impairments. It can read text aloud, describe surroundings, locate objects, identify colors, and sense light levels, all through voice commands.

Reads text aloud
Describes scenes and objects
Locates specific items
Identifies colors
Senses light levels
Voice-controlled operation
High-contrast layout
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What's New in DaiSee

2.1.1

June 27, 2026

Improved button contrast and outlines for low-vision users, plus a new High Contrast mode. Minor text fix.

User reviews

Just got

With a few moments, I’ve used it. It’s working very well. I can’t wait to see what I can really do when I take it out in the world.

Response from developer

Fabulous thank you! Try to point Daisee to the sky and see what happens 😊😊

My review on dicey

I'm finding DaiSee very easy to use this app is wonderful. I like it tells me which colour is which I like tells me invoices what the weather is. I like that I can check the brightness of a room. I like that I can take a picture to read the text and basically reminds me a lot of what seeing does for us in many ways other than that I like that this app is free and that they accessibility Is Awesome!. I wish more apps would basically check all the boxes off when I am looking at an app that is accessible for my own needs so thank you very much. I see I look forward to seeing what else else you do thank you. If I had to give this app a rating I give it five stars totally plus it's free that Is Awesome! so thank you very much.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for such a thoughtful and encouraging review. I’m really pleased to hear that you are finding Daisee easy to use and that features such as colour identification, weather information, Light Sense and reading text are helping in everyday life. Accessibility has been at the heart of Daisee from the beginning, so your comments genuinely mean a lot. I also wanted to keep the app free and remove as many barriers as possible for people who may benefit from it. Thank you again for your support and for taking the time to share your experience. Feedback like this really motivates me to keep improving Daisee and developing more useful features.

It helps.

I have just started using this app but has found it helpful in letting me read things like medicine bottles, etc..the simple things in life become hard with low vision and this has helped.

Response from developer

Thank you so much for this ❤️ “The simple things become hard”, that line honestly describes exactly why I created Daisee in the first place. I’m really glad it’s helping you already, even in small everyday moments like reading medicine bottles. Feedback like this genuinely keeps me going. And if you know anyone else with low vision who may benefit, please do share Daisee with them 😊

The app works

Tired a few for my uncle and DaiSee really fits all he needs, easy, smooth, free!

Response from developer

Thank you so much for your kind words, we will continue to improve!

Thank you!

Thank you to the makers of this app! You are angels! My vision is kind of bad and while I can still see and read sometimes my eyes get tired. When they get tired I can misread things. This will help me avoid errors on important tasks.

Response from developer

Thank you so much for your kind words, this genuinely means a lot to me. What you described about tired eyes and misreading things is actually one of the exact reasons I wanted to build Daisy. Sometimes it’s not about completely losing vision, but the stress and fatigue that can come from trying not to make mistakes during important everyday tasks. I’m really glad Daisy could help give a bit more confidence and reassurance in those moments. Thank you again for taking the time to leave a review and support the app ❤️

FAQ

What can DaiSee read aloud?

DaiSee can read aloud any text it can see through your iPhone's camera, including letters, menus, medicine labels, and signs. It can also describe scenes, rooms, photographs, and unfamiliar objects in natural language.

How does DaiSee help locate items?

You can tell DaiSee what item you are looking for, such as 'my keys' or 'the remote control'. DaiSee will then provide spoken directions to guide you to the object until it is within your reach.

Can DaiSee identify colors?

Yes, DaiSee can identify and name colors clearly when you hold your camera over any surface. This feature is useful for matching clothing, checking fruit ripeness, or understanding color in photos.

How does DaiSee sense light?

DaiSee converts ambient light brightness into a continuous audio tone. A higher pitch indicates brighter light, allowing users to find windows, lamps, or bright areas by sound alone.

Is DaiSee easy to control with voice commands?

Yes, DaiSee is fully voice-controlled. You can use commands like 'stop', 'repeat', 'slower', 'faster', or 'go back' to manage its functions. Its speech recognition is designed to be patient and wait for your input.

What platforms does DaiSee support?

DaiSee is currently supported on iPhones. It features a portrait-only mode to prevent unexpected screen rotation and offers full VoiceOver support and Dynamic Type for enhanced accessibility.

How often is DaiSee updated?

The latest version of DaiSee is 2.1.1, which was last updated on June 27, 2026. The developer actively reads user feedback to improve the app.

Is DaiSee safe to use for all ages?

DaiSee has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. The app prioritizes privacy by not requiring an account and only sending camera images and audio securely when a feature is actively in use.