EchoPath

Accessible navigation designed for blind and visually impaired users.

EchoPath helps users navigate with confidence through clear guidance, saved places, customisable settings and accessibility-first design.

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Public beta now available through Apple TestFlight.

What EchoPath does

🗣️ Spoken guidance

Clear accessible navigation guidance for familiar and unfamiliar journeys.

📍 Saved places

Save important locations and return to them quickly when needed.

🧭 Navigation options

Customise distance units, guidance style, travel mode and navigation preferences.

🛠️ Tools and support

Helpful tools including voice commands, quick start guidance and support information.

♿ Accessibility-first

Designed with VoiceOver, large controls, high contrast and clear structure in mind.

🔒 On-device privacy

Location is used for app functionality and is not linked to your identity.

Explore EchoPath

A closer look at the main EchoPath screens and how they support accessible navigation.

EchoPath home screen showing the app introduction and main features. — **Home** Start from a clear, accessible home screen designed for quick access.

EchoPath navigation options screen showing ways to start guidance. — **Navigation** Choose how you want to begin guidance and set up your journey.

EchoPath live guidance screen showing accessible navigation information. — **Live Guidance** Follow spoken and visual guidance designed for accessibility.

EchoPath saved places screen showing saved locations. — **Saved Places** Save important destinations so they are easy to return to.

EchoPath tools screen showing accessibility and safety tools. — **Tools** Access helpful support, safety and accessibility tools.

EchoPath settings screen showing navigation and accessibility options. — **Settings** Customise EchoPath to match your navigation preferences.

About the developer

EchoPath is developed by Riley Burrell, a blind developer from the UK. The app is being built from lived experience, with accessibility at the centre of every decision.

Riley Burrell Development focuses on creating apps, games and digital tools that are useful, accessible and designed with real users in mind.

Follow the journey

Accessibility support

EchoPath is designed to support accessibility features including VoiceOver, larger text, Voice Control, sufficient contrast, dark interface and clear non-colour-only communication.

Accessibility is not an add-on for EchoPath. It is part of the foundation of the app.

Frequently asked questions

What is EchoPath?

EchoPath is an accessible navigation app designed for blind and visually impaired users.

Does EchoPath require an account?

No. EchoPath does not currently require an account or sign-in.

Why does EchoPath need location permission?

EchoPath uses precise location to provide navigation, distance information and guidance.

Is my location used for tracking?

No. EchoPath does not use precise location for tracking or advertising.

How can I test EchoPath?

EchoPath is available as a public beta through Apple TestFlight. Join the EchoPath public beta.

Development roadmap

Version 1.0 Public launch, accessible navigation, saved places and core safety tools.

Version 2.0 Planned Apple Intelligence and smarter assistance improvements.

Version 3.0 Future ideas including Live Activities and an Apple Watch companion app.