UniDescription

UniDescription

Audio Describe the World

96 ratings
34 reviews
Free

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Released
September 23, 2017
Updated
October 14, 2026

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This app provides audio descriptions for National Park Service sites, converting paper brochures into spoken content. It's designed for individuals who are blind, visually impaired, print dyslexic, or prefer auditory learning, ensuring equal access to public resources.

✓Audio descriptions for NPS sites
✓Converts brochures to audio
✓Designed for visually impaired
✓Supports print dyslexia
✓Universal Design principles
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What's New in UniDescription

6.2.0

October 14, 2026

Explore UniDescription in more languages. Choose your app language independently from brochure language, browse projects by brochure language, and get clearer language information with improved accessibility support. App translations appear as they become available.

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User reviews

UniD

This app is awesome! Easy to use. Thank you Descriptathoners!

great

Increases accessibility to national parks and other sites to blind and low vision patrons

National Park Education in your hand.

This app offers an awesome experience and opportunity to visit various National Parks without having to travel to them. Education in the palm of your hand.

Excellent App

This app is extraordinary.It gives wonderful access to the National Parks. The writing is so good it makes you want to go to the parks.

Helps in planning a visit

By previewing a park’s brochure before I visit, I can make better choices about what I want to experience at the park. The app is easy to navigate and I can get more or less info depending on my interests.

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FAQ

What does UniDescription do?

UniDescription provides audio descriptions for National Park Service sites. It translates the information found in paper brochures into spoken audio content, making these resources accessible to a wider audience.

Who is this app for?

This app is primarily designed for people who are blind, visually impaired, print dyslexic, or anyone who prefers to learn through listening. It aims to ensure that everyone can fully access information about public resources.

Is UniDescription free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the audio description features provided by the app.

What kind of content can I expect?

You can expect audio descriptions of National Park Service sites. This content is derived from the park's paper brochures, offering an auditory alternative for learning about these locations.

Where can I find more information or contact the developers?

For more information about the project, you can visit www.unidescription.org. To contact the Principal Investigator, you can email brett.oppegaard@hawaii.edu.