Happy Friday, everyone.

Last night I ran a poll about video description — something blind people have been asking for for years . There are a few solutions out there, but nothing that’s really taken off in a simple, accessible way.

So… I finally built what I should have built a long time ago.

It’s a straightforward web-based tool designed for blind users:

Paste in a YouTube link → press a button → get a clear text description of what’s happening in the video.

No complicated setup. No learning curve. Just simple and useful.

Now, I know many people prefer AI-generated voices (I do too). But to keep this affordable and scalable, I’m starting with text-only. Adding voice right now would significantly increase costs — likely pushing this into the $50/month range — and my goal is to keep it accessible to as many people as possible.

Here’s the deal:

I’m opening this up to a small group of early testers first.

To get access, you’ll need to be one of my Facebook subscribers. That’s where I’m building and supporting this community.

Right now there’s a limited offer:

$4.99/month for the next 4 people who join

After that, it goes back to $9.99/month

By Sunday, I’ll have a live test link ready. No accounts yet — just jump in and start testing with YouTube videos.

If you want early access, grab the link in the comments and join us.

And yes — it should work right from your phone.

Appreciate all the support as I keep building tools that actually make a difference.

Shawn

The AI Wizard

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