There are a number of colour identifier apps for both android and iphone, depending on what you use.

If you have trouble reading small print, you can use your phone's camera to magnify text like a hand held CCTV. iPhones have a specific setting for that.

One of the best ways to make things easier is to tell the people around you not to "clean up" your areas. We all put things in a spot for a reason. Once I taught my circle it was much easier.

For sure get seeing AI if you have an iOS device. If not then on Android I think Envision AI is a good option, but it is a paid product. Seeing AI will do continuous reading of text, document scanning and reading, barcode scanning and reading of information gathered, person and face identification including emotions, scene identification (accuracy questionable at times) which identifies objects in the area, OCR and reading of handwriting, color detection, light/dark detection with continuous tone denoting light level, and currency identification. There is also blind square, nearby explorer, soundscape, voice drream reader and writer) I would not recommend KNFB reader, it is very expensive, and I received the enterprise version as a promotion by my carrier. It is worth $100USD and is terrible. All scans come out garbled, with very low intelligibility, with symbols intermixed in the text. It is very difficult to get a good result using KNFB reader, however, it is no issue getting Seeing AI to scan documents, and it is a free product.

Recently I started using Instacart for groceries. The deliveries make my life easier. Believe it or not, I use the website. That's just me and I'm a purist.

High contrast mode on computers. “The Blind Life” channel on YouTube has a segment on this. It’s really helped me.

Not sure if you struggle with low light or illuminating what’s in front of you but I find a headlamp to be an excellent tool. Shines a beam right where I’m looking and is hands free.

If you live in the US, each state has a department dedicated to blind rehabilitation. They offer services and training for blind and visually impaired individuals. In some states, it is only for vocational goals, like job training, technology you may need. Each state is run differently.

Look up the National Federation of the Blind (NFB). They are amazing.

Also, local Lions Club chapters may be able to help as well.

Other countries have similar programs and organizations.

Also, check out r/blind

Seeing AI on iOS and INvision AI on Android are both pretty neat.

Screen magnifiers. Pretty much every OS these days has a default one that vary in quality.

If you have some money, HumanWare makes good products like hand- held electronic magnifiers and such.

And tape for identifying objects by touch. I mostly use it for keys, but the sky's the limit.

What type of situations or activities are you struggling with the most?