Listen your way

An accessible audio player for novels, poems, short stories, plays, and more — built for blindness, low vision, dyslexia, ageing eyes, and anyone who finds reading on a screen challenging.

Big controls. Clear feedback. 25,000+ titles. No clutter.

Built with visually impaired users. Full TalkBack and VoiceOver support.

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Who Second Sight is for

  • Blind & partially sighted

    Screen reader–first design

  • Dyslexia & reading difficulties

    Audio-first, low-friction navigation

  • Older adults

    Bigger controls, less to remember

Detailed features

Menu rows with speech bubble buttons describing each option

Speech bubbles that explain each row

Tap the bubble. Hear what that row does. Handy if you don't use a screen reader — or just want something spelled out aloud. Screen readers are fully supported either way.

Second Sight screen showing full TalkBack or VoiceOver support

Full screen reader support

TalkBack and VoiceOver, start to finish. Every screen works with your screen reader — not bolted on after the fact.

TalkBack guide → VoiceOver setup →

Second Sight menu with the largest readable text size

Text that grows with you

Bigger type — as big as your screen allows. Second Sight respects your phone's text size setting and scales up to the largest size that still fits the five-row layout.

High-contrast monochrome player layout

High-contrast layouts

Easier to see. Easier on your eyes. Carefully chosen colours and contrast cut glare and strain — especially when your vision is tired.

Light theme
Colourful theme
Monochrome theme
Dark theme

Themes that fit how you see

Light, dark, colourful, or monochrome. Pick the look that works for you. Same great player — just the way you want it to look.

Large skip buttons on the colourful player screen

Large touch targets

Big buttons. Fewer mis-taps. Generous tap areas make every control easier to hit — on the bus, in bed, or when your hands aren't steady.

Large player controls that ignore unintended touches

Involuntary movement

Unintended gestures are discarded. The app detects involuntary movements — such as a tremor or a brief, accidental touch — and ignores them so they do not trigger the wrong action.

Player with skip buttons and position slider
Player with slider-only controls

Simple skip and playback controls

Jump forward or back. Stay in the story. Clear skip buttons and a straightforward slider put you in control — without a maze of menus.

My Library with Continue Listening

Your library, ready when you are

Pick up where you left off. Save books to My Library and jump straight back in with Continue Listening.

Simple, consistent five-row navigation across the app

Simple navigation, less mental load

Fewer steps. Less thinking. Straight paths to your books, chapters, and controls. Second Sight is designed to feel calm — not like homework.

Browse showing thousands of available audio titles

25,000+ titles in one place

A huge catalogue inside an app that actually gets accessibility. Browse and listen to over 25,000 titles — audiobooks, short stories, poems, plays, and other spoken classics — without switching to a player that treats accessibility as an afterthought. It is also a great way for young children to listen to classics, short stories, poems, and more.

These titles are in the public domain — modern audiobooks are coming soon!

Second Sight designed for accessibility

Built with the community

Designed with visually impaired users — not just for them. Real feedback shaped what stayed, what went, and what actually helps day to day.

One subscription. The whole library.

£5 / $6 a month. Every title. No per-title checkout.

Subscribe once and unlock the full catalogue of 25,000+ titles — audiobooks, short stories, poems, plays, and other spoken classics. Start with a 14-day free trial — explore the app and the library before you pay a penny.

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Accessibility commitment

Second Sight supports TalkBack, VoiceOver, keyboard navigation, and switch access. We test with real users and work toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA.

Read our accessibility statement → Contact us about a barrier →

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