What is Paige Connect?
An adaptation for braille writers that lets you share the print translation.
Find out moreMeet Paige
Paige was founded by a group of five Imperial College London engineers trying to understand the difficulties blind and partially sighted people face when accessing braille, but now we are more than that. Learn moreReading together
Wendy Eaton
As a sensory needs service it would be very good to use in our schools
Sean Randall
Paige connects the braille learner to a sighted family member or teacher like nothing seen before.
Brian Mac Donald
We applaud the Paige Connect team for inventing this amazing device.
Suparna Biswas
We are very proud to be associated with such a committed and innovative team.
Braille User
Oh my gosh! ... my wife can view what I'm typing!
Braille User
I remember far more of what I actively read in braille than I do when listening.
Braille matters
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) defines braille as a means of communication and therefore essential in freedom of expression and access to information. Worldwide, 340 million people are blind or partially sighted and this figure is set to rise due to an ageing population. Learn moreWrite with us
Type braille with your keyboard! Our translation is powered by Liblouis, the braille translator created by the community.Translate
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