Cards That Talk 2.05

This app requires special playing cards that can be acquired through qrspeak.com.

If you've recently lost your eyesight, have been blind since birth, or have limited vision, engaging in card games can prove challenging. While braille cards are an option, they can be cumbersome to shuffle and require learning the braille system. Enter a new solution designed for the blind and visually impaired: Cards that Talk.

With Cards that Talk, users simply place the card beneath the camera of their Apple device, and the card is read aloud. An earpiece allows for discreet card identification.

One notable feature of Cards that Talk is its continuous scanning capability, eliminating the need to interact with the device between cards. The app also offers voice speed control buttons to adjust narration to individual preferences.

• Continuous scanning feature
• Variable speed control for voice narration
• Convenient large start scanning button

Cards that Talk is available at no cost but necessitates the acquisition of dedicated playing cards available for purchase on qrspeak.com. These professionally printed cards, absent of braille, provide a smooth surface for ease of shuffling and handling.

For further inquiries or to procure these specialized playing cards, visit qrspeak.com.