Browse by need
Start from what's hard, not from product names. Each page shows the main types of products, a few core picks, and a step-by-step guide where one exists.
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Vision & sight
3494 products
Products that help people with low vision or blindness access information, navigate, and live independently — from screen readers and video magnifiers to refreshable braille displays and tactile aids.
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Learning & literacy
1099 products
Tools that support reading, writing, math, and studying — text-to-speech, word prediction, audiobooks, and software that makes academic and everyday text accessible to people with dyslexia and other learning differences.
Guide: Reading, writing and learning differences: finding tools that fit
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Hands & fine motor
921 products
Adaptations for people with limited hand strength, dexterity, or fine motor control — alternative keyboards, switches, trackballs, mounting systems, and adapted tools for everyday tasks.
Guide: Hands and fine motor: easier grip, reach, and computer access
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Mobility & movement
516 products
Equipment that supports physical movement and positioning — mobility canes, walkers, mounting hardware, and accessories that help people move through their environment safely.
Guide: Mobility equipment: from first walker to powered wheels
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Hearing
511 products
Products for people who are deaf or hard of hearing — hearing aids, assistive listening systems, amplified phones, captioned devices, and alerting systems that translate sound into visual or vibrating signals.
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Communication
373 products
Products that supplement or replace spoken language — AAC devices, speech-generating apps, picture boards, and voice amplifiers for people with complex communication needs.
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Memory & thinking
318 products
Aids for memory, attention, and executive function — reminder devices, visual schedules, simplified interfaces, and prompting tools that support independence for people with cognitive disabilities, dementia, or brain injuries.
Guide: Memory and thinking: tools for reminders, routines, and simpler tech
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Sensory regulation & calming
299 products
Tools that help with sensory regulation — weighted items, fidgets, noise-reducing headphones, and other calming, alerting, or focusing input for people with sensory processing differences.
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Sensory access
197 products
Tools for taking in and exploring sight, sound, and touch — light panels, fiber-optic and textured materials for sensory exploration, tactile learning sets, and vibrating or flashing alerts for people who can't rely on one sense.