Soft Braille Keyboard
An accessible braille input keyboard for Android, built for typing without looking at the screen.
Manifesto
Most software is designed to be seen first, and used second. We build the opposite: tools where screen readers, audio cues, and keyboard-first interaction aren't an afterthought bolted on later — they're the whole design brief.
Every release here is small on purpose. No roadmaps, no platforms, no funding to chase. Just independent, open-source tools, shipped because the people who need them shouldn't have to wait for one.
Shipped
Android Tools
Scroll-cast Radio
An endless, TalkBack-friendly radio feed for Android. Scroll, listen, discover — no visual UI required.
PassiveVoice
An Android accessibility service that speaks what your touch just did — without changing how you touch the phone.
Windows Applications
Virtual Taylor Frame
An interactive, keyboard-navigable grid that simulates a physical Taylor Frame — the classic tool used to teach math to visually impaired students — with high-fidelity text-to-speech feedback.
Browser Extensions
Reddit Nav
A browser extension that makes navigating Reddit with a screen reader dramatically more convenient.
About
Wondrel Labs is an independent studio, not a company with a roster. One identity, under which every tool ships — so the work has a home instead of scattering across unrelated, unbranded repos.