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Download a set of predefined codes from the app and add private notes to identify clothing, boxes, food, documents, collections or any other belongings. Only you can read that information.
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Mural “Daredevil: Born Again”
Disney+ × RNIB · Manchester, 2025
Disney+ × RNIB · Manchester, 2025
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§ NaviLens Community
Accessibility starts with people.
Behind every code
We don't build technology for spaces. We build it for the people who live in them. For those coming home from work alone, for those discovering a museum for the first time, for those who finally find their bus stop. This community isn't measured in downloads. It's measured in daily victories.
+1M
People reached
42
Languages
+30
Countries
10 years
Walking together
Real scenes
Different lives. The same gesture.
Point the phone. Listen. Move on. Behind every scan there's a person, a journey, a small victory.
Madrid · Spain · 01The gesture that changes the day.
Point the phone at the bus stop, hear the next arrival, keep going. At EMT Madrid stops, NaviLens turns an everyday trip into one you don't have to ask for help with.
Singapore · 02Autonomy speaks every language.
At Woodlands Integrated Transport Hub, a user moves through the station reading on her phone what her feet recognise on the pavement. NaviLens speaks 42 languages because accessibility shouldn't have borders either.
Manchester · indoors · 03And when a brand dares, everything changes.
Next to the Daredevil mural, a tactile panel lets you touch the artwork and a NaviLens code puts it into words. When a brand chooses accessibility, it doesn't just add a ramp: it changes the experience for everyone.
Community voices
What they share,
those who live it every day.
Antonio ReyesNaviLens user“NaviLens technology is essential in my day to day, both on my commute and when I travel.”
Alicia BlueBoxNaviLens user“I'm really impressed with the NaviLens app and how it has improved my experience.”
Sandy TomkinsNaviLens user“I found Pantene products using the app when my sighted husband couldn't see anything. Thanks.”
Las Palmas · Spain
“It's not accessibility for some. It's information for everyone.”
Voices of those driving it
Brands, teams and
first times.
“Working with NaviLens has been a very positive experience from the start. The team demonstrated true commitment.”
Katherine RiceHead of Marketing — Innovation, CINFA“From the first time I encountered NaviLens, I was impressed by its concept and mission.”
Fiona BarkerMarketing Manager, Nestlé“At Kellogg's, we were proud to be the first company to feature NaviLens on packaging.”
Pete MathewsSenior Director, Brand Design & Operations at Kellanova“NaviLens connects us to a visual world that was inaccessible for blind and low-vision people.”
Luis CasadoPresident of Fundación Iddeas
§ Put NaviLens on the map
Know a place where
NaviLens should be?
A station you use every day that still feels like a maze. A museum you'd love to explore at your own pace. A hospital where getting lost shouldn't be an option. A brand whose products you can't read.
Tell us. Our team studies it, reaches out and gets moving. That's how NaviLens reaches where it truly matters — because someone, somewhere, raised their hand.
Suggest a place- StationsPublic transport and mobility
- CultureMuseums, theatres, public spaces
- Health and educationHospitals, universities, centres
- BrandsProducts on the supermarket shelf
§ NaviLens in your daily life
NaviLens is also by your side in your day-to-day.
Beyond making public spaces more accessible, NaviLens lets you label your own belongings with private notes and share them with the people you choose to trust.
NaviLens for Family
Share your personal notes with up to 5 people you trust so they can identify the same items from their own NaviLens app.
Discover NaviLens for FamilyFree kit for shared spaces
Predefined codes to signpost classrooms, medical rooms, restrooms, entrances and other common points. The information is public and readable by anyone with NaviLens.
See the kit for spacesJoin us
Your story is also
part of this.
If NaviLens has changed something in your day to day —however small it may seem— we want to hear from you. Each story makes the next one stronger.