MyWay Pro vs everguide navi

MyWay Pro is an orientation and navigation app optimised for blind and visually impaired people. Navigation information is conveyed to the user by means of acoustic and sensory navigation feedback. Routes can be created by the user, automatically recorded or generated by means of address navigation. MyWay Pro also supports the exchange of route files in OSM, GPX and PLIST formats. MyWay Pro displays nearby points of interest (POIs) and enables navigation to a POI. The app has been optimised for the VoiceOver gesture-based screen reader. Key functions at a glance: 1. Route recording with individual route point acquisition and labelling 2. Automatic generation of routes in advance 3. Display of route points on maps for visually impaired users. Route points already passed change appearance 4. Address navigation a. Address selection from Contacts b. Manual entry of the start and destination addresses c. Take-me-home feature 5. Background announcements of POIs and recorded route points of various routes 6. Route sharing via email or AirDrop The App MyWay Pro is replacing the App Myway Classic. Additional information: https://sbv-fsa.ch/publikationen-und-apps/apps/myway-pro-sichere-navigation-im-oeffentlichen-raum/ License agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The everguide app helps you find your way inside public buildings like town halls, hospitals, train stations, airports, shopping centres, or large office complexes. GPS doesn’t work well indoors—but everguide does! Just enter a room number or a service you need, and the app will guide you step by step from the entrance to your destination. Designed with accessibility at its core, Everguide offers precise indoor navigation for everyone—including blind and visually impaired users. The app also includes customisable features to support different needs, such as voice guidance, high-contrast visuals, and simplified navigation modes, helping all users move confidently through lifts, stairs, and corridors.