Press kit
SightLine is a free app that reads the world out loud. Point your phone's camera at a menu, a medicine label, a letter, or a street sign, and SightLine reads it, describes it, or translates it into your language. It's built for people who are blind or have low vision, and for travelers who can't read the local language.
Fact sheet
- Name
- SightLine
- Tagline
- Point your camera. Hear the world.
- Launched
- SanD Hacks, Fall 2026
- Price
- Free during early access
- Platforms
- Any modern phone browser; iPhone app in testing
- Modes
- Auto, Read, Describe, Menu / Label, Translate (13 languages); barcodes and book mode in the iPhone app
- Built with
- Claude by Anthropic, ElevenLabs, Bright Data, Neon, Next.js, Expo
- Source
- github.com/miguelr-dev/sightline
Logo
Open line is SightLine's S monogram. Use black on light surfaces and white on dark surfaces. Keep the shape and its clear space intact.
Black logo (SVG)White logo (SVG)Symbol (SVG)App icon (1024 px PNG)
Colors and type
Black #000000 and white #FFFFFF, with grays #55555A and #F2F2F7 in the app. Website type: Atkinson Hyperlegible for body text and Inter Tight for headlines. The app uses the iPhone's system font.
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