Colors? vs urobi

Colours? displays or speaks colors detected from the camera. It uses your plain language colors as defined by the dictionary of colors. It has been designed for colorblind and visually impaired people by using the accessibility features of iOs. However, it is also useful for anyone who is simply curious about colors. Colours? has been translated in most languages handled by VoiceOver. (Translation has been done using translation tools except for english and french). Color detection displays colors continuously or speaks colors in a timed manner, when the camera is stable and focused. The camera torch, the camera, the spoken language, the feedback mode and color accuracy choices are all available.

This app is designed for people who are blind or visually impaired. Built to be simple, only three buttons and reliable from the very first moment. Forget all overcomplicated apps. Only focus on key functionality. Core Features (Large Buttons) Make a Picture Take a photo instantly using your phone’s back camera. The app analyzes the image and describes what’s in front of you—clearly and naturally, like a human assistant. Scan Text Point your camera at any text—documents, signs, menus—and hear it read aloud with high accuracy. Ask Questions Want more details? Ask follow-up questions about what you just captured or anything else. The app responds intelligently and conversationally. Designed for Accessibility Only three large, easy-to-find buttons Works without needing to see the screen, haptic feedback Immediate start via SIRI, no extra taps required Fully voice-based responses Adjustable speaking speed Multiple voice options Credit base system to pay what you use