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Be My AI™

Be My AI™ brings state-of-the-art visual descriptions to people who are blind or have low vision. It’s powerful, practical, and designed to make accessibility simple.

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Åbogade 15, 8200 Aarhus, Denmark

Evidence of this project's impact

Over 900,000 blind and low-vision people use Be My Eyes, and they're served by over 8,800,000 volunteers (the largest online volunteer base in the world) in 180 languages and 150 countries. (Source)2025-07

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Project type
Feature
Language(s)
English
Tags
blind
Added
2025-07-18
Last modified
2026-07-12T16:45:16.000Z

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0
Metrics of success
Over 900,000 blind and low-vision people use Be My Eyes, and they're served by over 8,800,000 volunteers (the largest online volunteer base in the world) in 180 languages and 150 countries.
Geographic focus
Global
Community
blind

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