Database assistive technologies

The Mint app tracks your budget, accounts and patterns in your spending, sends you updates on your balance and gives you an overview of your financial situation.

Miro is a digital whiteboard, in which you can work with sticky-notes, drawings and templates (such as mind maps).

The On Wheels app provides information about wheelchair-accessible places.

OurHome distributes chores to roommates and uses an integrated shared calendar, shopping lists and reminder messages.

The Pocket app makes it easy to keep information and items such as websites, articles, recipes and photos, so you can easily read them back in one place later.

Quizlet is an app that supports studying through (self-made) postcards, study sets and memory training.

Read Aloud is a Chrome and Firefox extension that uses text-to-speech technology to convert texts on web pages to audio.

ReadSpeaker TextAid is compensatory (reading) software and provides support to people with dyslexia or other reading and spelling problems with, among other things, word prediction, text-to-speech and spell checker.

Roadmap is an online, interactive and personalized guidance tool that supports students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in higher education.

Rogervoice makes it possible for students with auditory disabilities to make phonically.