EducationAccessibility3MediumTeacher$ implied
Teachers with normal vision cannot verify if their color-coded worksheets are accessible to color-blind students.
No simple, integrated tool exists for educators to preview their own documents through color-blindness filters before printing or sharing.
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Jun 5, 2026
App Concept
EduFilter Preview
A browser extension and mobile app that lets teachers upload or open any document (PDF, images, Google Docs) and instantly apply color-blindness simulations (protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia). It highlights problematic areas and suggests contrast adjustments. Integrates with Google Classroom and common document editors.
Key Features
- Upload or link documents from Google Drive, OneDrive, or device
- Apply multiple color-blindness filter presets in real time
- Auto-detect low-contrast color pairs and flag them
- Suggest alternative color palettes with one-click swap
Target Users: K-12 teachers, university instructors, and instructional designers creating materials for diverse classrooms worldwide
Revenue Model: Freemium: free for 5 documents/month; $9.99/mo for unlimited documents and advanced palette suggestions. School district licenses at $499/year per 100 users.
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