Navigate
Plan journeys with walking, driving, taxi, bus and train options where appropriate, with Apple and Google navigation choices.
Riley Burrell Development
Apps. Games. Innovation.
Move with more confidence. Understand more of what’s around you.
EchoPath is an accessibility-first navigation and environmental awareness app designed for blind and low-vision users.
iOS is in public TestFlight. Android is in active development. Targeting a 15 February 2027 public launch.
Navigation, surroundings and accessible guidance in one app.
Designed around real journeys
More than directions.
EchoPath brings navigation, nearby-place awareness, Scene Detection, saved destinations and safety tools together in an interface built around accessible interaction.
Explore navigation
Understand your surroundings
Use Scene Detection and Search This Photo to investigate objects, text, colours, positions and scene context from a captured image.
Know where you are
Hear current location information together with nearby named places, then save destinations you want to return to.
Accessibility from the first decision
Built to work with you, not around you.
VoiceOver-friendly controls, spoken feedback, clear structure, large tap targets and non-colour-only communication are part of EchoPath’s foundation.
Read about accessibility →“Accessibility is not an extra mode in EchoPath. It shapes how the app is designed, tested and improved.”
Two platforms
iPhone now. Android on the way.
Public beta
The iPhone version is being tested through Apple TestFlight as version 1.0 is prepared for launch.
See iOSIn development
The Android version is being built alongside the iOS project with its own native interface and accessibility work.
See AndroidBehind EchoPath
Developed from lived experience.
Riley Burrell Development creates accessibility-focused software with practical use, privacy and independent access at the centre of the work.
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