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Dolphin assistive technology improves accessibility and independence for people with visual impairments. At work, at home and in education. Millions of blind, partially-sighted and neurodiverse people around the world choose Dolphin software for personal and professional use.We empower users with all degrees of sight loss and a range of computer skills with our specialist Windows software and free apps. These include: - SuperNova: Screen magnification and screen reading software for work and education.- GuideConnect: Easy-to-use software designed to encourage independence and better communication for older people who are losing their sight.- EasyReader: An accessible reading app which is used by people with visual impairments as well as a range of neurodiverse conditions such as dyslexia, ASD and ADHD.- EasyConverter Express: A simple programme which organisations use to convert MS Word documents into a range of accessible formats, including large print and Braille. Dolphin assistive technology improves accessibility, so individuals with varying levels of visual impairment and computer experience can do everyday things, easily. From your home computer, tablet or mobile phone, you can read, browse, work, learn and communicate in the way that best suits you.We design and develop our accessible software products in-house. So when you talk to a member of the Dolphin sales, support, design and development teams you are speaking with a hands-on expert who understands accessibility and can offer useful advice. Founded in 1986 and now a global market leader in assistive technology. Dolphin supports an international community of users from its Worcester, UK headquarters and has offices in New Jersey, USA and Falköping, Sweden, plus an extensive network of dealers around the world.Find out more at YourDolphin.comTwitter: @YourDolphinFacebook: @DolphinComputerAccessYouTube: @YourDolphin