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EyeNote

EyeNote

by Bureau of Engraving and Printing

52 ratings
39 reviews
🔧 Utilities
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Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 19, 2011
  • August 20, 2024

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About

This app helps blind or visually impaired individuals identify U.S. Federal Reserve currency denominations. It uses your device's camera and image recognition to announce the note's value through voice, beeps, or vibrations. It works offline and supports multiple languages.

✓Identifies U.S. Federal Reserve currency
✓Uses device camera and image recognition
✓Voice, beep, or vibration feedback
✓Works offline
✓Supports English and Spanish
✓Continuous scanning
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What's New in EyeNote

4.0

August 20, 2024

As of August 16, 2024 the updated EyeNote® 4.0 app is now 64-bit and works on Apple mobile devices that support iOS version 11 or greater. These include Apple iPhone® 6 and newer models, 6th generation iPod® Touch and later generations, and iPad®6 and newer models.

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Much improved, but needs a bit more work

I just updated this app and was happy to see some improvements. However, as a blind person, I cannot always tell if there is sufficient lighting in a room. Please also include a light for this app which similar apps often have.
Ictoann!Ictoann!

Some False Positives

While testing a few bills my camera pointed down at the floor and recognized a $50 bill from the carpet design. My shoes were in the view too and saw $5 when I move the camera.
CCNADogCCNADog

This app really works

I’m currently in the process of testing out this (EYE NOTE)
Fumbles9Fumbles9

Not working

App is not reading out the denomination it is reading in voiceover accessibility mode. Not good for visually impaired users.
CL12347276CL12347276

Front camera ?

I am blind and i use this app from time to time and it has helped me out quite a bit, unfortunately the front camera on the phone will not work recognizing dollar bills. Is it possible to activate the front camera ???? It would be so much better cause of the way i carry my phone on shoulder strap .. if its not a feature can you please add it ?? Thanks Mak greets
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FAQ

What does EyeNote do?

EyeNote is a free mobile application designed to help blind or visually impaired individuals identify U.S. Federal Reserve currency denominations. It uses your device's camera and image recognition technology to recognize a note and communicate its value to you through voice, unique auditable beeps, or vibration patterns.

How does EyeNote identify currency?

The app utilizes image recognition technology and your device's integrated camera. It can identify the face or back of a note in any orientation, even if only a portion is visible. Continuous scanning is enabled once the application is open, meaning you do not need to take a photo.

Is EyeNote free to use?

Yes, EyeNote is a free mobile device application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core functionality for identifying currency.

What devices is EyeNote compatible with?

EyeNote is compatible with Apple mobile devices running iOS 11 or greater. It also utilizes VoiceOver for vocal and gesture feedback if it is turned on.

Can EyeNote authenticate if a bill is real or fake?

No, EyeNote does not authenticate U.S. Federal Reserve notes as being either genuine or counterfeit. Its sole purpose is to identify the denomination of the currency.