Read documents
Printed text into spoken audio.

The problem
Printed documents, product labels, forms, school materials, and personal letters are primarily designed to be seen. Without accessible alternatives, basic information can mean waiting for help and sharing information that should remain private.
Our solution ↓
Our solution
Miwani Janja helps blind people read printed documents, identify nearby objects, and understand their surroundings through clear, real-time spoken responses.
From a school handout to a bank statement, information can be accessed when it is needed—and remain private when it matters.

Printed text into spoken audio.
Useful objects in the space nearby.
Useful information delivered through audio.
Useful context about an environment.
A Simple Process
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Capture
Camera receives visual information.
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Understand
AI interprets what is useful.
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Guide
Clear audio reaches the user.
Product demonstration
English · Swahili ↘The impact we are building toward
When everyday information becomes accessible, blind people can make decisions with greater privacy, confidence, and independence.
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Personal information can remain personal—from a bank statement to a medical letter.
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Useful information can be understood in the moment, without waiting for assistance.
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More accessible information supports a more active role at school, at work, and in daily life.
For investors and partners
We are building Miwani Janja in Tanzania with a vision to serve blind communities across Africa. We welcome partners who can help us test, improve, and responsibly scale the product.
Tanzania first · Built for Africa
Mission-aligned investors
Technical and research partners
Accessibility advocates
Pilot organizations
From the founders
Our story ↘Join the mission
Interested in a pilot, partnership, investment, or supporting the mission? Tell us how you would like to be involved.
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