NVDA, the free and open source Screen Reader for Microsoft Windows

This project is aimed at developing and maintaining the NVDA IBMTTS driver. IBMTTS is a synthesizer similar to Eloquence. Please send your ideas and contributions here!

An TTY screenreader for Linux.

🔈 A screenreader for Neovim. Supports infix operator identification for Haskell and Scala, as well as Python 3 specific AST analysis for more intelligible reading. Awarded 1st place at the QUT Code Network Winter Hackathon 2017.

Code repo for "Read Anywhere Pointed: Layout-aware GUI Screen Reading with Tree-of-Lens Grounding"

A bot that reads the screen and emulates key presses to play online Tetris on a superhuman level

Make MP3 albums out of Academic PDFs. Works by gluing together Grobid and TTS offerings.

Free offline AI assistant for Windows — reads your screen, hears your question, speaks the answer. No API key, runs locally with Ollama.

NVDA add-on to automatically read the clipboard when it changes.

UniversalSpeech simplifies speech access in applications through a unified interface, supporting diverse methods such as screen readers, direct synthesis, and native/OS speech engines.

🔑💻 Universal screensaver made in python using wxPython library

NVDA add-on to manage clipboard text.

With this program, you can search or browse any Wikipedia article.

A screen reading accessibility tool

Aplicación de escritorio accesible para crear diagramas de flujo con NVDA y JAWS. Desarrollada en Python con wxPython para usuarios ciegos.

Audioshelf is an accessible, open-source desktop audiobook player for Windows. Designed for a seamless and user-friendly listening experience.

NVDA add-on, which add sounds to NVDA focus events.

NVDA add-on that supercharges the Bluetooth Audio Receiver app on Windows with global hotkeys, smart connection toggling, and enhanced accessibility feedback.

Real-time AI accessibility agent, voice-controlled browser navigation powered by Gemini Live API