Phone camera · Quiet on
Off
Press Start guiding when you're ready.
Talk lets you say "find my phone", "take me home", "what's my address", "quiet" or "pause", or ask a question.
Assistant: checking…
Hold the phone at chest height, camera facing forward, or connect camera glasses.
Prototype. Keep using your cane or guide dog. It can miss things, can't see curbs, steps or doors yet, and never tells you a crossing is safe.
Natural voices are made on this phone and sound like a person. Warnings that can't wait use the phone voice.
With your screen reader, cues go through VoiceOver or TalkBack instead.
Also the wake word for hands-free.
Speaks every warning and Find, and skips descriptions of things beside your path. Warnings are never switched off.
A short beep in the left or right ear before each cue, so you know the side first.
Android phones only.
If your earbuds are worn the other way round.
Listens for the guide's name: "Hey WalkCue, find my keys".
Teach WalkCue your own wallet, keys or ID, so it looks for yours. Photos stay on this phone.
Nothing taught yet.
Takes 3 photos, with spoken help.
Save your home address, or the spot you're standing on, so "take me home" goes to your place. Places stay on this phone; an address goes to your maps app only when you ask for directions.
No places saved yet.
Setting this up for someone? Choose everything above, then show them this code. Their phone gets the same settings, never photos, places or consent.
Questions need the helper PC. Guiding and Find work without it.
Warnings always run on the phone. A brain only answers questions and reads signs.
With boxes around what it sees, for sighted helpers.
WalkCue™ prototype, a product of LIKE A KING INC. © 2026. Not a medical device.