Video themes: welcome and introduction; asking follow-up questions; finding a nearby place and calling it by voice. All three videos are published on the English TikTok account, with matching posts on Instagram.
A new place to discover Lumyeye Pro in English
The English social channels introduce Lumyeye Pro to people who are blind or have low vision, including audiences in the United States. The welcome video presents an audio-first assistant and invites viewers to follow demonstrations, ask questions and suggest what they would like to see next.
This launch is about the English social channels and their first videos. The app itself already has an English-language website and a US App Store listing. The new posts give viewers another way to see how a spoken request becomes a response or an action.
Video 1: welcome to Lumyeye Pro
The introduction establishes the purpose of the account: explaining the app through practical examples and opening a conversation with viewers. It is a useful starting point if you have heard the name but have not yet seen a demonstration.
Watch the welcome video on TikTok or view the introduction on Instagram.
Video 2: ask a question, then keep asking
The second video focuses on a conversation about a photographed café menu. The user asks whether a caramel Frappuccino appears on the menu, then follows up by asking for its price. Its theme is asking a question and continuing with follow-up questions. For someone using an accessible AI assistant, the first answer may be a starting point: the next question can ask for a detail or clarification.
The demonstration puts that conversational approach at the center of the experience. Watch the sequence to understand the interaction, then explore the English demo library for other examples of spoken questions and answers.
Watch the conversation video on TikTok or watch it on Instagram.
Video 3: find a nearby café and call it
The third video moves from information to an action. The user asks for a nearby café, receives information about the results and asks to call the first one. The phone then presents a confirmation step before the call.
The recording uses English while showing a search in Paris. It demonstrates the interaction; it does not present a US café listing. We explain the sequence in our companion article on reading a menu, finding and calling a café by voice.
Watch the café search and call on TikTok or watch the same demonstration on Instagram.
Try the app and follow the next demonstrations
Lumyeye Pro is available on iPhone and Android, with VoiceOver and TalkBack support. The download page links to the app stores. You can start with 40 free requests without a credit card and choose a task that matters to you.
Follow Lumyeye Pro on TikTok and Instagram for the English posts. The welcome video invites your questions and suggestions for future demonstrations.
Videos and sources
Questions about this demonstration
What do the first three English videos show?
They introduce Lumyeye Pro, demonstrate follow-up questions about a photographed menu, and show a nearby café search followed by a call confirmation.
Is this a new US app release?
This announcement launches the English social channels for US audiences. Lumyeye Pro already has an English website and a US App Store listing.
Choosing assistive technology for your needs
Lumyeye Pro is a smartphone app for blind and low vision users. If you are comparing accessible apps, dedicated reading devices or smart glasses, start with the task you want to complete and the phone you use. Our guide to apps for blind and low vision users and visual-assistance buying guide explain the options and link to their sources.
The demonstrations on this page use an iPhone. Check the Lumyeye Pro user guide for feature and device requirements, then visit the official download page and current subscription and trial information before choosing.