At home
“I'm looking for the remote.” The app guides you to a lost item, helps you find a chair or check whether the light is on.
A day isn't made of features, it's made of situations: an unannounced stop, a dug-up pavement, an official letter. Here's what Ariadne does in each of them.
“I'm looking for the remote.” The app guides you to a lost item, helps you find a chair or check whether the light is on.
When you leave home the app detects you're outside and warns you: what, on which side, how far, e.g. “Post, on the right, very close.”
It distinguishes the sidewalk, bike path and road, warns before you step onto the road and points out landmarks.
Point your phone at a letter, bill or medication leaflet, and the app reads the text aloud.
In an office, clinic or shop it describes the room and points out doors, stairs and important signs.
When a situation is dangerous, the assistant first tells you how to avoid the hazard.
This is what the app's prompts sound like while moving:
Car on the left, nearby.
Step down on the right, very close.
Path straight ahead.
Door on the left, within reach.
Always the same structure: what, which side, how far.
You don't need to switch any settings. Ariadne Sense recognizes the context (whether you're indoors, outdoors or near the street) and adapts how it describes things. It always checks for hazards first.