A simpler way to use your computer.

Technology should adapt to you.

Computers can become difficult to use when text is small, screens are crowded, controls are hard to find, or everyday tasks depend on remembering shortcuts and several precise steps.

Many people with low vision continue to rely on some amount of usable vision, especially those adjusting to vision loss later in life. Yet accessibility is often designed for people who can no longer rely on visual interaction.

Nexa builds on the way they already use their computers. It simplifies common tasks while allowing people to continue using familiar applications and accessibility features.

Natural interaction.

Nexa lets people carry out everyday computer tasks using short, natural voice commands.

Open a document. Read text aloud. Adjust accessibility settings. Switch between applications.

Nexa is not an open-ended assistant or an autonomous agent. It works within clear boundaries, carrying out the actions you ask for so the interaction remains understandable and under your control.

Predictability is a feature.