Hear what matters
Planned screen reading with adjustable speech, voice, pitch, volume, and verbosity. Your computer, at your pace.
BY JIFFY JR DEVELOPMENTMy account WINDOWS ACCESSIBILITY, REIMAGINED
Meet Jiffy Reach. Familiar screen-reader tools and an intelligent assistant named AJ, working toward a more independent everyday.
Built for Windows. Designed for blind and low-vision users.
In development · No public download yet
A LOOK AT WHAT’S PLANNED
YouHey AJ, speak faster.
AJ LOCAL COMMANDSpeech speed increased.
You’re ready to keep going.
YouWhat’s on my screen?
AJ CONTEXT FIRSTLet’s make sense of it.
Accessibility information comes first.
Illustrative example, not a live assistant.
MORE WAYS FORWARD
From reading a window to understanding a confusing screen, Reach is being designed to help you move forward in the way that works for you.
Planned screen reading with adjustable speech, voice, pitch, volume, and verbosity. Your computer, at your pace.
AJ is being designed to understand requests such as “Where am I?” and “Read this error,” and help with multi-step tasks.
Simple commands should stay on your device. Cloud AI is intended for the moments that genuinely need it.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF ASSISTANT
“Speak faster” shouldn’t need an AI model. Reach’s planned approach starts with your computer’s own accessibility information and only reaches for more help when needed.
How AJ is designedLocal commands, Windows accessibility, and OCR.
Efficient assistance, then stronger reasoning or vision.
A deliberate approach to privacy and cost.

ACCESSIBILITY SHOULD BE WITHIN REACH
Target pricing for Reach with AJ. Final features, limits, and pricing are still being developed.