Seeing AI Reviews – Page 3
4/5 rating based on 151 reviews. Read all reviews for Seeing AI for iPhone.
Seeing AI is free iOS app published by Microsoft Corporation
Hate it
#1Jabroni
I downloaded it to see how it works and now I can’t delete it or any other apps on my phone
I! Love! This! App!
44 magnum_Guy 10
i’ve tested out all the features Microsoft has put into the app and so far all of them are up to par. It would be nice, if there would be a way that you could use the USB port to link up to freedom scientific‘s jaws and use it as an OCR device. It would be a way cheaper, and far more accurate Version of the purl camera that ships with openbook or any other program that freedom scientific ships. More people with Windows PC’s use jaws, than any other screen reader such as narrator, NVDA, system access, or any other windows screen reader. Thanks.
Can no longer process photographs
Katya20707
My iPhone 5s and iPad six GEN won’t go beyond iOS 12.4.2. I can still read short text, but now with my photos it says error, analysis failed, and with scan from USPS informed delivery it doesn’t go beyond the tones, and repeating “processing“. Please fix!
Feedback about the app
lucaspccsrn
Great app Why isnt it available on Android. It needs more language support
Horrible app. Doesn't work like it used to
blindeq.com
I used to love Seeing AI. However, the text recognition doesn't work properly anymore. I'm using the iPhone XR with iOS 13.2 installed. Fix the app, and I will write a positive review.
Good but sometimes glitchy
123___tony
I like the over all use of the app, but I've been having some trouble with the app lately. When I'm using the seen preview I try to take a second picture and for some reason it says that there is a problem and to try again in a moment but next time I try it stops working all of the sudden and it won't say anything when I go to the other channels.
A Dream Come True
Kball977
This app is literally a dream come true for not only people who are blind or low vision but also for the profoundly dyslexic or otherwise print disabled people. My son is profoundly dyslexic and despite being 14 years old his ability to read print with his eyes is less than a first grade equivalent. We have tried and use many apps and other technologies to help him access the world of print. Despite his struggles, he is a voracious consumer of audiobooks and this app allows him to access print around the environment with so much less effort than other apps. It also has very good accuracy. I also think the facial expression recognition feature has potential to assist people with Autism. Frankly, this app is just plain wonderful!!!!
Grudging admiration
miss.stress.chelle
I really hate to admit that Microsoft has designed such a wonderful app. Well done! ...despite the glitches It wouldn’t be Microsoft without the glitches, though!