Explore before you go, for everyone.
Able Eyes virtual tours are free for individuals and families. We help people explore unfamiliar spaces with confidence, no matter their abilities or circumstances.
People with Mobility Disabilities
Able Eyes lets wheelchair users, people with limited mobility, and those who use assistive devices preview entrances, ramps, parking, elevators, and accessible routes before they arrive.
No more arriving at a location only to find it doesn't work for your needs.
People with Autism and Sensory Processing Needs
Unfamiliar environments can be overwhelming. Able Eyes lets individuals with autism, sensory processing differences, or sensory sensitivities explore the sights, layout, lighting, and spatial feel of a location from home — so the real visit feels familiar, not frightening.
People with Anxiety or Mental Health Disabilities
New places can trigger anxiety, avoidance, and stress. Able Eyes gives people the ability to virtually walk through a space in advance, reducing uncertainty and building the confidence to follow through on visits to healthcare facilities, workplaces, schools, and community spaces.
Older Adults and Seniors
As we age, unfamiliar environments become harder to navigate. Able Eyes helps older adults and their families preview spaces for accessibility, comfort, seating, restrooms, and ease of movement before committing to a visit.
Caregivers and Families
Caregivers play a vital role in helping loved ones navigate the world. Able Eyes gives caregivers and family members the tools to preview spaces together, plan routes, and prepare for visits on behalf of the people they support.
First-Time Visitors and Travelers
Anyone visiting a new place benefits from knowing what to expect. Able Eyes helps travelers, tourists, students, patients, and job seekers explore unfamiliar destinations with confidence before they ever leave home.