We learned about the Morphic tool from the Disability Scoop newsletter. This tool allows easy access to accessibility features and assistive technology by creating a user interface “toolbar” that connects to each of these features. Essentially, it works similar to a password manager; each button on the toolbar turns on or off or customizes settings found in the accessibility features of your OS and any assistive technology you use, such as a screen reader or magnification. It also connects to Morphic’s account server, letting you migrate your setup to other computers.
The Plus option lets you customize the toolbars, so you can have the options you want and take them with you to any machine, similar to things such as your Google account or Firefox account. For businesses, there are the same levels for enterprise accounts: free and plus. Much of the options for the enterprise level consist of system integration and support.
To find out more about the tool or to try it yourself, visit their site at https://morphic.org/.
