Visualfy Acoustic Accessibilit App-Analysen für 14. Juni

Visualfy is the app for deaf people, people with hearing loss and institutions committed to accessibility. It gives access to our accessibility solutions for mobile phones, public spaces and homes. Visualfy’s technology recognizes relevant sounds such as a fire alarm, the beep warning for your turn at a hospital’s waiting room, a doorbell, an alarm clock or a baby crying, among others, and turns them into visual (colours) and sensory (vibration) alerts in any connected device, such as a smart bulb, a mobile phone or a smart band. More info at https://www.visualfy.com  • Visualfy Mobile: It translates your app notifications (WhatsApp, a calendar reminder, an SMS…etc) into personalized colour alerts and vibration patterns, completely free of charge. Connect it to your Philips Hue Smart bulbs and show alerts on your home lights too.  • Visualfy Places: Receive emergency and informative accessible notifications by public spaces adapted by Visualfy, just by subscribing to the building services, also free of charge. Safer and always informed in hospitals, libraries, public attention offices and other public and private buildings. We collect information about your location when you use our services to be able to send you accessible notifications of the space to which you have subscribed.  • Visualfy Home: If you have purchased our product for home accessibility, Visualfy Home, configure it easily from the app, customize the colours of the alerts, choose the devices where you want to receive them, invite your family to use it and much more. Visualfy’s information is fully adapted to Spanish Sign Language (LSE) and International Sign Language System (SSI), and you can be attended in sign language by our customer care service. We re not just an app but a social impact project that works every day to create a world where not hearing does not stop anyone’s dreams. Wherever you go, stand up for your rights and demand accessibility! Download Visualfy and be the change. This app uses Accessibility services.