Software for Schools for the Blind
One platform, kindergarten through transition.
Accessibyte provides software for schools for the blind, from a student’s first typing lesson through transition and job readiness. One campus-wide license brings accessible learning to every classroom and Accessibyte Studio to every lab and student machine.
Our educational software for blind students supports typing, braille, accessible math, pre-coding, computer skills, and transition readiness across the student journey.
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Built for How Schools for the Blind Actually Teach
Specialized schools don't teach one skill at a time. For example, typing may happen in one room, braille in another, and independent living down the hall. The same student moves through all of them. It was built by a certified TVI and assistive technology specialist who understands that a student's experience should stay consistent as they move from classroom to dorm to lab. Settings follow each student across every device on campus, so the tool never becomes the obstacle.
Accessible Learning Software for Blind and Low Vision Students
Accessibyte Learning is your students' whole online toolkit in one login, built around the app that started it all.
Typio is the flagship typing tutor TVIs recommend to each other. It's fully self-voicing and highly visual, with Typing Pets that turn practice into a daily habit and Typio Pro for older and transition-age students.
In addition, Accessibyte Learning brings together the rest of what your classrooms need. That includes skills that are genuinely hard to find elsewhere:
- Math made accessible. Accessible math practice is hard to find. Accessibyte builds it in, so students can work through math audibly and visually without a workaround.
- Pre-coding and logic. Early computational thinking in a form blind and low vision students can fully use.
- Braille with Braillio. Perkins-style braille input on any keyboard or braille display.
- Flashcards built for teaching. A robust library of decks, much of it covering assistive technology skills, plus teacher-created cards with multilingual support per side.
- Study tools and accessible games that students return to on their own.
As a result, Accessibyte supports key areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum. These include assistive technology and career-readiness skills across typing, braille, computer access, study tools, and transition.
This educational software for blind students works with self-voicing access, screen readers, braille displays, touch, and keyboard navigation.
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Accessibyte Studio: Accessible Software for Every Lab and Student Machine
As students grow toward independence, Accessibyte Studio gives them a complete, self-voicing Windows environment for the real work of computing: documents, email, scanning print, the web, books, and media. The same simple, consistent design across every module means a student who learns one part understands them all.
For example, Studio is ready the moment a student sits down at a shared lab machine. Settings adjust for that student in seconds. On a personal student machine, it becomes the environment they rely on every day. Either way, it's one consistent experience from the computer lab to the dorm room to the device they take home.
Assistive Technology for the Full Student Journey
Your campus serves students at every stage of assistive technology fluency, and Accessibyte meets all of them. A young or newly enrolled student can be fully productive with Accessibyte's built-in voicing and simple navigation, no screen reader required. Likewise, a student learning JAWS or NVDA can use Studio as a comfortable on-ramp. They build real skills in an environment that already makes sense. And a fluent screen reader user can keep Studio alongside their tools for the times a task should just be quick and frictionless.
Ultimately, one platform carries a student from their first lesson to independent adult computing. It adapts to where they are rather than forcing one path.
For Your Whole Instructional Team
In a specialized school, a single student works with many instructors. The Teacher Dashboard keeps them in sync. The braille teacher, the technology teacher, and the transition coordinator can all see the same student picture, so progress is shared rather than siloed. Students can log in evenings and weekends from dorms or home visits, so practice doesn't stop at the bell.
One Agreement for Your Whole Student Body
- Campus site licensing. One agreement covering all students and staff, K through transition.
- Simple to budget, renew, and defend in a program review.
- PO-friendly, instant pricing. See pricing right away at accessibyte.com/school-pricing, or ask us for a custom quote.
- Comfortable with state procurement, including sole-source documentation where applicable.
- A decade working with specialized schools. We know your timelines and your budget cycles.
Recommending This to Leadership? Copy, Paste, Send.
I'm recommending Accessibyte for a campus license. It's an accessible learning and independence platform built specifically for blind and low vision students. Specifically, it covers typing with Typio, braille input with Braillio, accessible math, pre-coding, study tools, and accessible games. It also includes Accessibyte Studio, a self-voicing Windows environment for computer independence.
One site license covers all students and staff, kindergarten through transition. Accessibyte Learning is browser-based and runs on our existing devices, and Studio installs on our lab and student machines. The platform works with or without other assistive technology, so it serves students at every stage, from beginners using built-in voicing to students learning JAWS or NVDA.
It was built by a certified TVI and assistive technology specialist and used in schools nationwide for ten years. It's also built to the accessibility standards the ADA's Title II rule now requires of public entities (WCAG 2.1 AA). Pricing is available instantly at accessibyte.com/school-pricing, with custom quotes on request, and they are PO-friendly.
What Teachers Say
"I am so grateful to have Typio for our students!! I don't know what we would do without it!" — Grace, Teacher of Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Blind and Visually Impaired students
One Less Thing to Remediate
Public schools are preparing for the ADA Title II web accessibility rule, which establishes WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the technical standard for state and local government web content and mobile apps. Accessibyte has been built accessible from the first line of code for ten years, so it's one part of your accessibility picture you can feel confident about, not one more thing to fix.
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