Accessible Software for TVI Teams

Every student on your caseload, covered.

Accessibyte provides accessible software for TVI teams serving blind and low vision students. One platform combines typing, braille, math, study skills, and computer independence. Each TVI manages their own students through a shared Teacher Dashboard, so less time goes to setup and more goes to instruction.

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Built for Teachers of Visually Impaired Students

TVI teams rarely work from one classroom or one device. A typical schedule may include several schools, different operating systems, and limited time with each student.

Accessibyte was created around that itinerant reality. The Learning apps run in a browser on Chromebook, Windows, Mac, and iPad. Student settings and progress follow them automatically. As a result, the lesson can continue wherever the student logs in.

Accessible Tools for Every Student on Your Caseload

Accessibyte covers the full range of skills on your caseload, from the expanded core curriculum to academic access, in apps built audible and visual from the ground up. Here's how it fits together.

Accessibyte Learning

Your students' whole online toolkit in one login, built around the app that started it all.

Typio is Accessibyte’s flagship typing tutor. It combines fully voiced instruction, strong visual support, measurable progress, and Typing Pets that encourage regular practice. Typio Pro provides the same accessible foundation for older and transition-age students.

In addition, Accessibyte Learning brings the rest of the student toolkit into one login.

Math made accessible. Accessible math practice is genuinely hard to find. Accessibyte builds it in, so your students can work through math skills audibly and visually without a workaround.
Pre-coding and logic. Early computational thinking, another area where accessible options barely exist, 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, the way teachers actually use them. A robust built-in library of decks, much of it covering assistive technology skills, because that's what TVIs kept building. Teachers can also create their own cards, with multilingual support per side, ideal for dual-language learners and concept reinforcement.
Study tools and accessible games that make practice something students return to on their own.

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Accessibyte Studio

When students are ready to use their skills independently, Accessibyte Studio provides a consistent, self-voicing Windows environment. Students can write documents, manage email, scan printed text, use the web, and complete everyday computer tasks.

Studio works on its own, as an introduction to screen readers, or alongside tools the student already knows.

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Teacher Dashboard

Set up students in minutes, assign work, personalize each student's accessibility settings, and follow progress over time. Clear records for IEP meetings and program reviews, with each TVI managing their own roster.

One Teacher Dashboard for Every TVI Caseload

The Teacher Dashboard gives each TVI their own students, assignments, and settings. Onboarding a new student takes minutes. A student who moves between schools keeps their progress and their personalized accessibility settings. The administrative load that usually eats into instruction time mostly disappears, so the hour you have with each student goes to teaching.

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Simple to License, Simple to Defend

One annual, seat-based license scaled to your caseload, with no separate per-app pricing.
Accessibyte Learning runs in the browser, so there is nothing for IT to install or maintain.
PO-friendly, instant pricing. See pricing right away at accessibyte.com/school-pricing, or ask us for a custom quote.
IEP-ready records. Progress data that drops into the documentation you already produce.
Ten years working with school business offices. We know the paperwork and we make it painless.

A year of Accessibyte for your student costs less than a few braille workbooks.

Bringing This to Your Coordinator? Copy, Paste, Send.

I’d like to request Accessibyte for our VI caseloads. It is an accessible learning platform covering typing, braille, math, pre-coding, study skills, and progress tracking. The platform was built specifically for blind and low vision students by an assistive technology specialist.

Typio helps students work toward keyboarding and access goals while providing progress records for IEP documentation. In addition, the math and pre-coding apps cover skills that can be difficult to find in an accessible format. The study tools include a built-in library covering many of the assistive technology skills taught by TVIs.

Accessibyte is built around the WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standard established by the ADA Title II web accessibility rule. The rule applies to public entities’ web content and mobile apps, including content provided through vendor arrangements. Accessibyte Learning is browser-based, with nothing for IT to install or maintain, and licensing is provided through one annual seat-based agreement.

This company has been serving schools nationwide for over 10 years used in schools nationwide for ten years. They accept purchase orders or direct online checkout. Pricing is available instantly at accessibyte.com/school-pricing.

What Teachers Say

"I have been in the field for over 30 years and it is the first program I have ever seen the students excited to use." — Wendy, Teacher of the Visually Impaired

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One Less Thing to Remediate

The ADA Title II web accessibility rule establishes WCAG 2.1 AA for public entities’ web content and mobile apps, including content supplied through vendor arrangements. The applicable compliance date is April 26, 2027 or April 26, 2028, depending on entity size. Accessibyte has been built for accessibility from the start, making it one platform districts can document with confidence rather than add to a remediation list.

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