Gusa, meaning “touch” in Swahili, is a local-first Android accessibility assistant designed to make digital services more accessible to Kenyans with disabilities. It helps deafblind, blind, low-vision, deaf, and hard-of-hearing users understand and interact with mobile applications, websites, and online forms through Braille input, haptic feedback.
# Gusa
Gusa, meaning “touch” in Swahili, is a local-first Android accessibility assistant designed to make digital services more accessible to Kenyans with disabilities. It helps deafblind, blind, low-vision, deaf, and hard-of-hearing users understand and interact with mobile applications, websites, and online forms through Braille input, haptic feedback.
## Team documents
- MVP Product & Technical Specification — what we are building
- 4-Developer Plan — lanes, stages, GitHub workflow, verification
- Decisions — open and closed decisions with defaults
- Machine setup — get your PC building and your phone connected
- Wireframes — the five screens, as touch maps
- Lane specs — one self-contained spec per developer lane
- How we collaborate — branches, PRs, reviews, rhythm