'Speaking Access lets you control 90% Windows computer entirely by voice. It’s built for people who are blind, dyslexic, visually impaired, or anyone who finds keyboards painful to use.\n\nUse natural voice commands to navigate the desktop, launch programs, browse the web, or work with files — no mouse or shortcuts required. Just say “Open browser,” “Scroll down,” or “Copy text,” and the app responds immediately. A searchable voice menu provides audio guidance, with on-screen prompts to help you learn commands quickly.\n\nDictation is included through Post Mode, where you can speak naturally and then proofread with both voice and visual feedback. Numbers, punctuation, and capitalization are read aloud, making it easier to edit long documents or catch mistakes. You can even add your own custom words and phrases.\n\nLearning the system is simple thanks to built-in audio-video lessons with captions. No technical background is required, and because it runs offline, your words never leave your computer.\n\nSpeaking Access works seamlessly with NVDA, the free and open-source screen reader. Basic compatibility with JAWS is expected for navigation and dictation, though advanced JAWS-specific scripts aren’t included yet.\n\nDesigned to be practical and affordable, Speaking Access puts accessibility in reach with clear voice commands, private offline processing, and a guided learning system — so you can get things done with your voice, on your terms.'