This project is currently in the early stages of development.

Navi4All is an open-source, multi-modal navigation app designed to provide accessible navigation solutions for everyone, including those with disabilities.

Note: Screenshots are illustrative and may not represent the final version of the app.

• Accessibility-first Design: Conceptualised and built with accessibility in mind, ensuring that users with diverse needs can navigate easily.
• Multi-modal Navigation: Supports various transportation modes including walking, cycling, driving, and public transit.
• POI Integration: Allows users to find and navigate to Points of Interest (POIs).

• General Users: The standard app interface with a visual-first navigation experience.
• Visually Impaired Users: Features tailored for users with visual impairments, including a high-contrast interface and large interactive elements.
• Blind Users: Enhanced functionality for users experiencing total vision impairment, such as semantic audio cues, haptic feedback, and an audio-first navigation experience.
• Mobility Impaired Users: Customised navigation options for users with mobility challenges, including wheelchair-friendly routes.

A monolithic codebase that includes:

• Cross-platform mobile app: Built using Flutter, ensuring compatibility with both Android and iOS devices, along with web support.
• Backend services: Implemented in Python, providing the necessary APIs and data processing capabilities.
• OpenTripPlanner: Integrated for advanced routing and trip planning functionalities.