Be My Eyes

Visual help for everyday tasks

Be My Eyes helps people who are blind or have low vision get information about things they cannot easily see. It suits someone who wants a hand with a practical task, such as reading a label, checking an appliance display or identifying clothing.

Choose how to ask

The app offers several ways to get help. You can connect with a volunteer for live visual assistance, send an image to Be My AI for a description and follow-up questions, or contact a company representative through Specialized Help. These options can make routine moments easier, from checking cooking instructions to navigating a screen or product menu.

Volunteer assistance and image descriptions are available around the clock, according to the app’s listing. Be My AI can also help with tasks involving text in images, including reading or translating it. The right option depends on the task: a live call may suit something that needs a person to look along with you, while an image can be useful when you want a description or have a question about what it shows.

A practical tool to keep nearby

Be My Eyes is not a replacement for every form of support, but it can help with small decisions that come up at home or while out. Its different routes to assistance let users choose what fits the situation rather than relying on one kind of help.

At a glance

Published by Be My Eyes in the Lifestyle category, the app has a 4.26 rating from about 34,000 reviews and more than 5 million installs. Those figures suggest it has reached a large audience, while its purpose remains focused: making visual information more accessible in ordinary daily tasks.