Communication
Dictate a message or listen to text instead of reading it on screen.
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Product
Use voice, gestures or both. Today we have a C.A.T.Y. demo on Mac and have tested C.A.T. interaction through a mobile app. The next step is to bring them together in the first device.
YOUR WAYS IN
Two parts you can use independently. A new experience when we connect them.
C.A.T.Control that adapts to you.
C.A.T.Y.Ask for what you need.
C.A.T. + C.A.T.Y.Another way to navigate.
Integrating the device and assistant is the project’s next milestone.
GESTURES · INTERACTION TESTED ON MOBILE
C.A.T.
C.A.T. will be the physical device for controlling your computer with gestures, in place of a mouse. It adapts to how you move, so scrolling or selecting does not depend on hitting a tiny target.
We have tested this way of interacting through a mobile app with blind people, our first user group. The first hardware is the next step.
VOICE · WORKING DEMO ON MAC
C.A.T.Y.C.A.T.Y. is the software that helps you use your computer by speaking. It can be used independently, without buying C.A.T., to ask for help with writing, listening to text or understanding what is on screen.
We already have a working demo on Mac. We now want to make it more capable and improve how it works locally, on the computer itself.
Dictate a message or listen to text instead of reading it on screen.
Help takes account of what you are doing at that moment.
Designed to prioritise work on your own device whenever feasible.
YOUR FIRST TRY
An email, a website or an online errand. We choose a real situation together.
We explore which movements feel comfortable and how you prefer to ask for help.
We work through the task and listen to what you need to make it easier.
PLANNED PRICING
These are the prices in the product plan. The ecosystem is in development: explore our progress in a demonstration.
Tell us what you would like to do on your computer and we will work out where to start.