Empowering Accessibility for All

myaccessibility.ai is a nonprofit platform dedicated to providing software and resources that enhance accessibility for individuals with spinal cord injuries. I share software that I’ve created, 3-D print files, and links to helpful videos to support our community to understand the art of what is possible with assistive technology.

My software was designed out of necessity to make using a computer without any hands easier. If you use a gyroscopic mouse on your head and need fine-grain control, my software lets you do this. I also have software that assists with dictation that leverages locally installed large language models and AI, as well as some motivation software that provides nuggets of motivation to help get through difficult days.

I provide a variety of 3-D print files that I’ve designed myself to solve challenges I have faced. These range from clips to hold tubing on the side of your bed to integrated phone holders and a stand to elevate the microphone on my desk.

Yes, all of my software downloads, 3-D print files, and links to helpful videos are available free of charge. I believe in making accessibility tools accessible to everyone in need. My only stipulation is that they are not resold for profit. I maintain any commercial rights.

You can find links to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram videos that I have found helpful. These videos provide useful tutorials and insights into using my software and 3-D printed tools effectively, how to set up your assistive technology, and other interesting tutorials. Please message me with any others you found interesting and I’ll include them in the list.

You can support myaccessibility.ai by sharing our resources, sending me links to resources you think I should add, spreading the word about the platform, or making a donation to our GoFundMe page. Every bit helps us continue my mission to improve accessibility. None of your donations go to me personally—not everyone can afford a 3-D printer and I am happy to print and ship my creations at cost to those in need. The more donations I get, the more I can subsidise that cost.