SpeechLabel — assistive technology products
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SpeechLabel Starter Package - Audio Labeling Kit for Low Vision
$23.95
This kit lets you label things around your home with your own recorded voice. You stick a label on an item, scan it with the free SpeechLabel app, and record a message or type a description. The next time you scan it, the app reads your note back, which helps with identifying groceries, clothing, medications, documents, and other household items. The starter package has 25 grocery barcode labels, 5 thick barcode labels, 5 NFC stickers, and 5 NFC buttons, so you can try both label types and see which one suits you. The labels handle everyday use and light moisture, so they work in kitchens, pantries, and closets. You need your own iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet, since the app does the scanning and speaking.
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SpeechLabel Thick QR Code Stickers - 25 Premium Audio Labels
$27.95
These are 25 thick, glossy QR code stickers that let you record a voice description for an item and play it back by scanning the sticker with your phone. They work with the free SpeechLabel app on iPhone or Android, and the labels are built to hold up to moisture and frequent handling. Each sticker is 1.1" x 1.4" with a large, high-contrast code, so they suit storage bins, kitchen containers, files, tools, and other household items. They can help someone who is blind or has low vision identify things without asking for help. You'll need to record each label in the app yourself, and every use means picking up the phone and scanning.
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SpeechLabel Laundry Button Labels (NFC) - Washable Clothing Labels
$34.50
These are small washable button-style tags that you attach to clothing, towels, or linens, then pair with your own spoken notes. Hold a compatible phone near a tag and the SpeechLabel app plays back what you recorded, such as color, size, care instructions, or which items go together as an outfit. That makes it easier to sort a closet or laundry without relying on sight. The tags are made to go through repeated washing and drying, and the pack has 20 of them. You'll need a smartphone with NFC (a short-range tag reader) and the free app, so this works best for someone comfortable using a phone, or with a helper nearby.
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SpeechLabel Touch Sticker Labels (NFC) - 25 Audio Labels
$32.95
These NFC stickers let you attach a spoken description to everyday things like food containers, medications, files, and storage bins. You record a voice note in the free SpeechLabel app, stick the label on the item, then tap a compatible smartphone to the sticker to hear it played back. It's a hands-on way to tell similar items apart without reading print, and it can help someone who is blind, has low vision, or has trouble remembering what's where. The pack has 25 stickers, and they only speak through a phone running the app, so a compatible smartphone is part of the setup.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions