September 21, 2018
Thanks to continued funding from a federal grant from the National Institute of Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research, we continue to work on our seamless outdoor to indoor wayfinding functionality. We have added another indoor source, Ningo, and updated the existing, Loud Steps. We have tested the Loud Steps application in Chicago O'Hare airport, read about the airport tests on our blog. We have also added OSM points of interest to the existing Foursquare POIs and, thanks to an enthusiastic user, we now have Serbian language translation!
Warning: Before you install the update, share your user points of interest with your email; otherwise, they will be deleted from the app. You can then click on the attachment of the email on your phone to import them into the new version.
Use the following links to purchase The Seeing Eye GPS™ app in iTunes, The Seeing Eye GPS™ XT app in iTunes, RNIB Navigator app in iTunes, or Guide Dogs NSW/ACT app in iTunes.
The subscription products are free to download, but when you launch for the first time you will be prompted to select one month free trial or a subscription plan for either one year or 30-day.
There is no telephone technical support for Sendero iPhone apps so use the Frequently Asked Questions section to address most items. Send suggestions or questions not addressed by the FAQs to .
There is a link to the updated version 3.5 Seeing Eye GPS™ manual from inside the program. You can also find the User Guide on the Sendero Website