About The Blind Computer

Why This Exists

My mother has been blind for thirty-eight years. She has built businesses, raised children, and navigated a world that was never designed for her. She is one of the most capable people I have ever known.

And she is falling behind. Not because she lacks will. Not because the technology does not exist. But because the world decided that the future would be screens, and then moved on without looking back to see who could not follow.

She should not need a computer science degree to check her email. She should not need her son on speed dial every time a website changes its layout. She should not have to wait for a kind stranger to show up at the right moment.

She needs a bridge. Millions of people need this bridge.

Who Built This

The Blind Computer was created by Acea Spades — a security engineer, AI researcher, and the son of a blind woman who taught him that capability has nothing to do with sight.

If you want to get in touch, reach out at hello@theblindcomputer.com.

The Vision

The Blind Computer starts as a phone call. It ends as a complete voice operating system — one that handles email, calendar, documents, finances, web browsing, and anything else the digital world demands, all through natural conversation.

No screen ever. No app to install. No gestures to memorize. No updates that rearrange everything overnight. Just a patient, knowledgeable assistant that is always available and always remembers you.

This is not about building better accessibility features for existing software. This is about building something new from the ground up, designed for blind users first, that works for everyone.

Join the waitlist to follow along and get early access.