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What reviewers say about Aira

Generated with AI from 6 reviews on Trustburn · updated 14 days ago

Customers express strong opinions, with some praising the service as a Godsend and loving the accessibility it provides, while others criticize the company's professionalism and application process.
What does Aira do?

Aira provides on-demand, remote visual interpretation services for the blind and low vision community through a mobile app that streams live video to highly screened Visual Interpreters.

Are there any complaints about Aira?

Reviews on file mention specific complaints including two employees named Gelena Correia and Austin being very unprofessional, the company being described as terrible, and an application process with incomplete information and unethical form submission.

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About Aira

Called a Godsend by The New York Times, Aira is on a mission to make the world accessible anywhere, anytime. They provide on-remand, remote visual interpretation services for the blind and low vision community. Download the app, press a button and your phone's camera streams a live video to one our highly screened Visual Interpreters.

Website
aira.io
Address
4225 executive square