Oko - Cross streets and Maps App Reviews

I do not mind paying for an app like this. However, if you were going to charge for it, all features should work. Whenever I enter an address in the maps section, and then hit start, the app crashes 100% of the time, without exception. I hope the developer can and will fix this issue.

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It was amazing a free app that let me cross streats safely. Oh wait an update comes and now instead of an optional donation to help the team make Oko. It’s not required to pay a subscription to use Oko. I think it’s cruel that we are now charging blind people to have the ability to cross the street safely. Oko I hope someone sues you for this

THIS APP WILL SAVE LIVES! I use moved to a large city for the first time in my life. With this app,, I can cross streets confidently even though blind. I can pair it with my hearing aids, but I want people to hear it so they don’t try to take me by the arm to “help” me! I still have to rely on hearing for places that don’t have crossing signals, but everywhere I go pretty much has them if there is a lot of traffic. I would be afraid to cross without this app! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

OK hults to know when the lights have changed it is a great app

Good morning Oko team Ulises here Thank you for bringing back the Oko application available for free I am going to use this within my orientation and mobility training soon. Thank you so so much for bringing it back for free. Totally appreciate it. That’s why I’m giving this application a total of five stars. Thank you very very much for bringing it back for free Sincerely, Ulises a proud Oko user and customer

This app is very useful. It is a wonderful tool to have a supply initially impaired person as it makes it easier to navigate our environment using amazing technology

This is a great app, when I am walking in downtown Omaha.

OK hults to know when the lights have changed it is a great app

Very accurate app to help cross streets. Good safety factors.

This app is very useful to use when in particular situations when exploring or walking somewhere. The program I am in uses it regularly when walking during our O&M class.

In a world where not all traffic signals and crossing options are accessible for those of us who are blind or visually impaired, OK oh offers an intuitive tool for those of us privileged with smart phones to access, crossings, audibly, and hectically without having to locate traffic lights to push buttons, and even where there are none. The app is easy to set up, intuitive to use and surprisingly free. Access isn't just about technology that works for blind people, it's about affordability and e

I was quite impressed by the instant access to the pedestrian signal. I had a demo at csun. As I turned my body, the audible alert stoped and started on demand.

I love this app. I utilize it fir crossing the streets during the day when the light is to bright for me to see the signs, and to stay straight when crossing. The audio cues and color cues allow me to safely cross

I like this app I used it on my OM trip and it’s very accessible. I like it. It tells me when to walk and when not to walk. I like the sounds too satisfying.

Good morning Oko team my name is Ulises Gomez. I totally love your application. I have not used it in my area just yet because I have not received any orientation and mobility yet but anyway question can I use this app in other countries? Looking forward to your email responses have a great day team sincerely Ulises

In a world where many apps try to be all things to all people, OKOh is delightfully simple. It does what it says it does. It accurately and quickly identifies the state of traffic lights. In my experience, it was able to do this from a great distance, which can often be helpful when you are approaching an intersection. I am very picky when it comes to my apps, and I am usually very quickly disappointed by the trendy and new. In this case, though, I was delighted by my first experience with OKO

This app was recommended to me by my mobility trainer after a really scary intersection, crossing in the middle of a big city with a crosswalk that did not make any sound when it was time to cross. I love having this when I have to cross intersections that are not disability friendly. My only complaint is that different lighting situations are not reliable, and if there are more than a few lanes, the app sometimes just continuously says it’s not safe to Cross? instead of simply telling me that i

Amazing application! So helpful!

i’ve been using this app for quite some time and even had a mobility instructor approach me in the field to kind of see it in action that was quite fun