There's also an app called BeSpecular that does nearly the same thing. The person with vision loss can ask questions either in text or by recording their spoken question, then choose whether they'd prefer written or spoken responses to the question.

Yeah, I’ve used it a time or two I think to read and identify which textbooks were which, I was going to donate it. They’re okay. It’s an interesting app. They have been out for a while.

Hi! I've used that. I helped someone read their medicine label.

It's good. Every time I've used it, the result has been good. I have no experience with Aira to compair the two. Be my eyes peeps are volunteers though, Aira agents get special training. That said, I've never called Be My Eyes and failed to do what I set out to that was a result of the person on the other end.

I use it a couple times a week. Very handy.

Aira is another one. I haven't used any yet but will if ever the need arises. I really like the idea.