Sero (formerly iBlink Radio)

Sero (formerly iBlink Radio)

by Marcus Calvo

21 ratings
61 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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About

This app offers a curated selection of radio stations, podcasts, and reading services specifically for the visually impaired. It provides access to news, entertainment, and community features, with an optional subscription for expanded content and interactive forums.

βœ“Radio stations for visually impaired
βœ“Podcasts by blind and partially sighted individuals
βœ“Narration of newspapers and magazines
βœ“Award-winning online community
βœ“Real-time voice chat rooms
βœ“Voice-enabled forums and blogs
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What's New in Sero (formerly iBlink Radio)

3.2.0

May 25, 2020

Sero is now fully compatible with iOS 13, including support for dark mode.

Subscription plans

Sero Monthly

Enjoy the variety of content and community features that Sero has to offer on any of your iOS devices or your Apple TV. Note that this subscription does not include Sero's email feature.

$5.991 Month
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User reviews

I tried to get into my paid version.

I keep getting my free trial has expired.

Please fix as soon as possible.

Sero

Good afternoon my name is Ulises Gomez, I totally love the Sarah application mainly because of the audio description and the podcast I totally love the application because it is 100% accessible with voiceover Although I have not seen any updates to this app keep up the great work looking forward to a major update to the app thank you very much for providing this application to the blind and visually impaired community Sincerely, Ulises Gomez, a proud Sarah user and customer
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Very Dodgy Media Playback

Seeking by small amounts, using Siri to control playback, or resuming reliably after pausing using headphone controls are basically broken; if you're looking to play media, don't be expecting to control it much. Strangely, similar comments apply to the Mac version. The client works well enough as an interface, but it's not clear to me why you would use it over the web interface for most of the text content; you really only want this app for media playback. Please fix.
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Pretty good so far.

I love this app. Especially because you guys are so organized. I hope you guys keep updating it and I hope this app stays up and running.

Good app but disappointed

A friend recomonded Sero to me. It was easy to create an account and access content during the free trile. However, when it comes to getting the subscription it will not let me complete payment, through ITunes. So thanks. I will be going back to using audiovault again.

FAQ

What is Sero (formerly iBlink Radio)?

Sero is an application designed for the visually impaired, offering a variety of audio content. It includes radio stations, podcasts, and narrated reading services of newspapers and magazines. The app also features an online community with voice chat and forums.

What kind of content does Sero offer?

Sero provides diverse content tailored for the visually impaired. This includes radio stations with genres like oldies and classic rock, podcasts created by blind individuals on various topics, and narrated versions of publications such as USA Today and The Wall Street Journal.

How much does Sero cost?

Sero offers a free tier with access to a limited selection of audio content. For full access to all radio stations, podcasts, and community features like voice chat and forums, an auto-renewing subscription is available for $5.99 per month.

What devices is Sero compatible with?

Sero is available for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad devices. Users can manage their subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal through their iTunes account settings.

What are the community features of Sero?

With an active Sero account, users gain access to an award-winning online community. This includes real-time voice chat rooms, voice-enabled forums, blogs, and personal websites, fostering connection and interaction among users.