ABCBraille

ABCBraille turns a photo of a braille page into readable text, on your device. Point your camera at a braille document, or load a photo from your gallery. The app detects each braille cell and translates the result using liblouis (the open-source braille translation library used by accessibility software worldwide). The text appears alongside the original braille rows, line for line. If the recognition gets a cell wrong, tap it. A precise editor opens with the cell zoomed in and a 2×3 dot keypad mirroring braille's physical layout. Toggle the dots that should be raised, see the word update in real time, then move to the next cell or jump straight to the next line. Corrections re-translate the line automatically. Saved sessions live on your device. Open one to view the result later, share the original photo + translated text + an annotated image via the system share sheet, rename it, or…