The open beta version of the SwiftBraille app was released on 2-15-2016, which is a soft keyboard for the blind and visually impaired to lets them type using Braille language but in a different and new way.
A highly customized keyboard, that supports Arabic and English in the user interface and an input method, with a new and different idea, the user is able to type using Braille language by connecting the Braille dots together via one or two fingers together! Also, he’s able to tap over needed dots with one finger.
The user is able to type letters, numbers, math symbols, and other special symbols.
The keyboard is very easy to use, you can visit the “How to Use” page for deep details, as that page gives full instructions on how to use the app in general and the keyboard in a particular way.
The app has many features, and a lot is coming! The keyboard will speech every letter, character, word, and even the full text after you close the keyboard. More details and a quick look inside the settings are here.
Promo video (No speaking voice):
You can download the app directly from the Google Play store, here.
Or scan this QR code:
Do you’ve any questions? Shoot it on the contact page.
