Accessibility that speaks your language
More independence.
One clear voice.
Wade Path is a voice-first accessibility app helping blind and low-vision people understand their surroundings, find everyday objects, read text, navigate, make calls, and share their location — spoken clearly, hands-free.
Voice-first help for the world around you.
Wade Path is an audio-first accessibility assistant designed to help people who are blind or have low vision understand and interact with the world around them. Using a phone's camera, microphone, location, and AI, Wade Path can describe surroundings, help locate objects, read text, give location information, and answer questions through a simple voice-first experience.
Wade Path is currently being tested and improved with accessibility at the center of the experience. Features may change as real-world testing continues.
Less screen
searching.
More of the world.
Many phone apps still depend on small buttons, crowded screens, and complicated menus. Wade Path starts from a different place: listen, speak, and act.
Large touch targets, spoken instructions, vibration cues, and consistent press-and-hold controls make the experience easier to learn and easier to use.
Help when it matters
Every feature is built to be heard, understood, and used hands-free. Here is what Wade Path helps you do.
Say what you
need.
Hear what
matters.
Wade Path is shaped around spoken prompts, clear feedback, and fewer steps — especially for people who cannot depend on a screen.
A helpful tool,
not a replacement.
Wade Path provides assistive information and should not replace a mobility cane, guide dog, trained mobility assistance, hearing, or personal judgment. Phone cameras and AI can miss hazards or respond late. Never depend on Wade Path as your only safety tool.
Questions, feedback, or beta interest?
Send a message here and it will be saved for the Wade Path team. You can also email info@wadepath.com.