What reviewers say about Aira
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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I went to the NFB in Orlando and there was an amazing crew to attend me except for 2 people, Gelena Correia and Austin, very unprofessional employees!!
A pretty bad "application process", with incomplete information and unethical form submission. Makes you fill out a debasing "why you" portion, even though you did not pass the initial assessment.
I love the service AIRA offering for visually impaired
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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
- [email protected]
- Address
- 4225 executive square
- Categories
- Computer software
