TenjiScan vs ReadOver

Learn Braille with 3-choice quizzes. Master the dot patterns for Japanese kana (gojuon, dakuten, handakuten, yōon), English A–Z, and numbers — through quick 3-choice quizzes. Answer every question in a category in a row to earn a Mastery Badge. A real learning experience, not a guessing game. -- Key Features -- 3-choice quizzes Look at the Braille pattern, pick the right character from three choices. Wrong-answer options are drawn from the same prefix type (e.g., dakuten quizzes use only dakuten characters) so you can't shortcut by counting dots. Get every question right in one streak to earn the badge. Learning mode Browse Japanese kana including voiced and contracted forms, English A–Z, and numbers. Two-cell display shows prefix marks accurately so you can learn how Braille is built. Text to Braille Type Japanese text and see the corresponding Braille pattern in real time. A way to write what you've learned and check yourself. Camera scan (assistive feature) A way to check real-world Braille against what you've learned. Point the camera at Braille, tap the shutter, and see it converted into text. Note: Recognition depends on angle, lighting, and surface condition. Curved or faint Braille may not be read correctly — treat this as a learning aid, not a guarantee. Auto voice readout Scan results are read aloud automatically. VoiceOver support Key controls carry accessibility labels. -- Privacy -- Images are processed on your device. Captures are analyzed locally on your iPhone using CoreML. Recognition works even without an internet connection. Image sharing is opt-in only. Captured images leave your device only if you enable "Share images to improve the model" in Settings. This is off by default. We also send anonymous usage events (scan outcome and cell count only) to Firebase Analytics to improve the app. Captured images and recognized text are never included. -- Supported Languages -- Japanese Braille (JIS standard) English Braille (UEB Grade 1) -- Who Is This For? -- - Students and professionals learning Braille - Family members and caregivers supporting visually impaired people - Educators and volunteers - Anyone curious about the Braille around them -- Pricing -- Learning, quizzes, and conversion are available at no charge. - Ad removal (optional one-time purchase) - Tip jar for development support (optional) Terms of Use: https://sss3yai.com/tenjiscan-terms/ Privacy Policy: https://sss3yai.com/tenjiscan-privacy/

ReadOver - Keyboard for Users with Visual Impairments ReadOver is a custom Japanese keyboard extension designed for users with visual impairments. It supports both flick input and toggle input (with split-tap), is fully compatible with VoiceOver, and includes powerful input-assistance features powered by Google Gemini Al. Input Methods Flick Input - A fast, intuitive one-finger input method Toggle Input (with split-tap support) - A reliable input style optimized for VoiceOver users Both input methods are fully optimized for VoiceOver's spoken feedback. Al-Powered Input Assistance Kanji Conversion -
Automatically converts hiragana into appropriate kanji Text Generation — Al-assisted writing and text creation Image Analysis - Recognizes text in photos (OCR) and detects stamps Voice Memos - Converts spoken content into text Learning Features Custom Dictionary - Register and manage personal terms and expressions Usage-Based Learning -
Remembers frequently used kanji conversions and phrases to improve accuracy Privacy & Options Al features are available in both free and paid versions.