Move Through Unfamiliar Spaces with Confidence

Hearsee supports navigation across complex environments using calm, predictable guidance designed with the blind community.

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Move Through Unfamiliar Spaces with Confidence

Hearsee supports navigation across complex environments using calm, predictable guidance designed with the blind community.

Request a Demo
Join a Pilot

Built for Complexity. Designed for Access.

Redefining How Public Spaces Are Navigated

Hearsee Mobility exists to build structured navigation infrastructure for complex public environments. We partner with institutions and the blind and low-vision community to create predictable, reliable systems that support independent movement in real spaces.

Accessibility is not an add-on.

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Modern Spaces Require Modern Navigation

Public spaces have evolved. Navigation systems have not.

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Approximately 7.6 million Americans are blind or have serious difficulty seeing.

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Approximately 90 percent of Americans’ time is spent indoors, where GPS reliability declines.

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Best-case outdoor GPS accuracy. Indoor positioning requires different infrastructure.

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Federal standards currently require zero structured indoor audio navigation systems in public buildings.

Brooke in hat smiling outdoors with umbrella shade.
Woman in red shirt with cane outdoors.
Smiling man holding a white cane while standing indoors near a conference table, wearing a black jacket in a meeting room setting.
Young boy in striped shirt smiling outdoors.

Modern Spaces Require Modern Navigation

Public spaces have evolved. Navigation systems have not.

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Approximately 7.6 million Americans are blind or have serious difficulty seeing.

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Approximately 90 percent of Americans’ time is spent indoors, where GPS reliability declines.

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Best-case outdoor GPS accuracy. Indoor positioning requires different infrastructure.

100

Federal standards currently require zero structured indoor audio navigation systems in public buildings.

How Hearsee Mobility works

Clear, predictable navigation for complex environments.

Wayfinding before alerts

Hearsee prioritizes helping people understand where they are and where they’re going, rather than overwhelming them with constant notifications.

Consistency builds confidence

Clear, repeatable guidance helps users build confidence over time, without creating dependence on constant alerts or corrections.

Built With the Community

Hearsee is shaped by direct input from blind and low-vision individuals, not assumptions or demos built in isolation.

Built for complexity

Hearsee is designed to work in complex environments where traditional navigation tools fall short.

Our Technology in Action

Explore buildings, venues, and public spaces with clear guidance every step of the way.

Software

Experience freedom of mobility with Hearsee’s indoor navigation system, made for blind and low-vision users. Our software responds to voice commands and integrates with existing mobility tools. With step-by-step guidance and built-in environmental awareness, navigating indoor spaces becomes safer, easier, and more empowering—no extra devices required.
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Canes

Upgrade your mobility with the Hearsee Rigid Cane, designed to work hand-in-hand with our indoor navigation system. RFID tags embedded in key walkways and spaces send signals to the cane, delivering real-time audio feedback. Built for comfort, accuracy, and ease, it turns unfamiliar places into confidently navigable environments—right from the handle.
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Travel Canes

Coming soon: the Hearsee Travel Cane combines portability with precision in a lightweight, foldable design. Built to sync with our smart navigation software, it’s perfect for users on the go. Whether you're exploring airports, museums, or hotels, this collapsible cane will offer intuitive indoor guidance wherever life takes you.
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Designed With the Community.
Proven in Real Spaces.

Voices from blind and low-vision individuals shaping how Hearsee supports independent navigation in everyday environments.
“Hearsee lets you get out and be mobile. I'm all about that."
JoeyOutdoor Enthusiast & Community Advocate
Joey
“Being blind isn’t about limitation. It’s about how you approach life. There’s nothing I can’t do.”
DanielleLife Skills instructor and artist
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“Being able to navigate a stadium independently would be liberating. It’s an experience I never thought I’d have.”
Everettpresident, the National Federation of the Blind - utah chapter
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“I want to explore museums and public spaces with my kids without assistance. That freedom matters.”
Brookestay at home mom
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Proud Donors

We’re proud to be backed by a passionate group of donors who believe in our mission to revolutionize accessibility through technology. Their support fuels our innovation and drives our commitment to empowering individuals who are blind or have low vision with tools that promote independence, confidence, and connection. These visionary partners share our values and recognize the impact of inclusive design, not just as a smart investment, but as a meaningful step toward a more equitable world.

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Support Our Mission to Empower the Blind

Hearsee Mobility is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by a team of passionate professionals committed to solving indoor accessibility for the blind and low-vision community. Since 2018, we've been building innovative solutions that combine user-first technology with real-world application—working hand-in-hand with the communities we serve. When you donate to Hearsee, you're helping expand access to life-changing navigation tools. Your gift supports the development of smart canes, interactive mapping software, and community outreach efforts—all designed to foster independence, confidence, and freedom of movement. Every contribution brings us closer to a more inclusive world.
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