KenkoEye is an AI accessibility platform designed to help blind and low-vision individuals better understand and interact with the world around them using everyday technology.
KenkoEye™ was originally created by Angela Burke for her blind husband, DJ, after watching him navigate the world without sight for more than 40 years.
What began as a personal mission has grown into a developing AI accessibility platform designed for individuals, organizations, governments, educational institutions, healthcare providers, and future hardware manufacturers.
KenkoEye is being demonstrated and evaluated across Jamaica, Ghana, and the United States while expanding toward broader international deployment.
KenkoEye is designed around technology many people already own, while also preparing for future integrations with hardware, smart glasses, and partner systems.
No app installation required. KenkoEye works through a mobile browser on supported smartphones.
Designed for everyday smartphones, helping reduce the cost and complexity of deployment.
Built with a platform direction for future wearable devices, partner access, and approved integrations.
Designed for schools, nonprofits, rehabilitation centers, government programs, and community deployments.
Continuously improving features that can support real-world accessibility tasks.
Partnership options may include demonstrations, onboarding, access planning, and technical collaboration.
KenkoEye continues to expand with core and advanced accessibility capabilities. Advanced features have been developed and tested within the KenkoEye platform and can be introduced through staged deployments and partner integrations.
Availability may vary by rollout, partner deployment, user settings, device capability, and approved implementation.
KenkoEye continues to expand toward a complete accessibility ecosystem for individuals, caregivers, organizations, and future hardware partners.
Future support for location-aware guidance, public spaces, landmarks, and exploration.
Potential caregiver support workflows for trusted family members and support teams.
A platform direction for future integrations with wearable cameras and smart glasses.
Private partner access for approved organizations and future assistive-device manufacturers.
Future language expansion for global accessibility programs.
Long-term tools for approved partners to build with the KenkoEye accessibility platform.
KenkoEye is designed for smartphone-first accessibility, making it useful for both high-resource and low-resource environments.
A Jamaican-built accessibility mission with potential for schools, ministries, NGOs, and public access programs.
Mobile-first accessibility for communities where expensive hardware may not be practical for many users.
Support for independent living, veterans programs, workplace accessibility, and assistive technology pilots.
Open to partnerships with Indian organizations serving blind and low-vision communities.
KenkoEye can support a future where accessibility intelligence works across phones, glasses, wearable cameras, and assistive devices.
Support through mobile browsers on iPhone and Android devices.
Future pathway for wearable camera and smart-glasses integration.
Potential support for smart canes, AI pendants, wearable cameras, and future accessibility hardware.
KenkoEye is developing private partner access for approved organizations, accessibility programs, and future hardware integrations. Public API documentation is not published on this page to protect KenkoEye's internal systems, security structure, and platform architecture.
Email your organization name, country, and intended use to info@kenkoeye.com.
We discuss the community you serve, user count, accessibility goals, language needs, technical requirements, and deployment plan.
Approved partners can receive onboarding, access planning, integration guidance, and support for rollout.
For small NGOs, schools, community groups, and first-stage accessibility pilots.
For rehabilitation centers, blind associations, hospitals, schools, and regional programs.
For governments, large NGOs, phone manufacturers, smart glasses companies, and international accessibility programs.
Public websites intentionally do not expose internal architecture, infrastructure providers, backend systems, database technologies, provider keys, service keys, or security implementation details.
Approved partners receive secure access credentials after partnership approval.
Our vision is to make AI-powered independence accessible to every blind and low-vision individual, regardless of where they live or what technology they own.
KenkoEye is more than an application. It is an AI accessibility platform built for the future.
Whether you represent a government agency, school, nonprofit organization, healthcare provider, accessibility program, or technology company, we welcome the opportunity to explore how KenkoEye can support your community.
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