Translator, assistance concierge & accessibility finder
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An accessibility-first travel companion. Today Lenny can translate a
phrase and teach you the essential local phrases — including
“I’m blind, please assist” — with a read-aloud
pronunciation; explain exactly how to arrange airline and airport
special assistance and draft a ready-to-send request; find
wheelchair-accessible and step-free places near you from community
map data; and cover a destination’s currency, tipping,
emergency number and etiquette — all by voice, for blind,
low-vision, Deaf/hard-of-hearing and mobility-impaired travellers and
anyone in a language they don’t speak.
Live now: translation and
local phrases, the special-assistance concierge (SSR codes, the
48-hour rule, the Sunflower lanyard, rights, request drafting),
accessibility lookups from OpenStreetMap (wheelchair / step-free
entrances, accessible toilets, tactile paving, audible crossings,
lifts), and local essentials. On the roadmap:
describing a sign, a menu or the room around you and way-finding by
camera — we’ll say plainly when that ships. We never claim
a camera feature that isn’t built. Accessibility map data
© OpenStreetMap contributors.