What Sight is

This is the short description for anyone who is interested: the person who cannot see a page well, the coach sitting next to them, a website owner, a family member, or someone who just wants to know what Pink House built.

The theme. We are not providing apps. We are connecting people with positive feelings. The phone is still the best audio connection. A Yale lecture, a book that talks, a coach, a number already in the house — we point. We do not wrap. We do not become their switchboard.

One sentence about the square. Sight is a free, four-inch square on a website that can turn that page black and gold, or read it out loud, and then turn itself off. It does not take over the computer. There is no bill and no license.

The hard part, said plainly. A person with low vision or no useful reading vision cannot install a tool that is explained in small grey type. They cannot find the button that would read the instructions. They cannot see the install line. Written help is a locked door until something talks first. That is obvious. It is also why this is not finished just because the buttons exist. If this were easy, we would have it done by now.

Who it is for

The person using a page. They want the words bigger, darker, or spoken. They want Off to be obvious. They do not want Mail or Excel to change.
The coach — CNIB, occupational therapist, family, or staff. They get a different door. Fifteen minutes. A shortcut the hand can find, and four facts that stay. They do not start Narrator. They do not stay as the product.
The website owner. They try the square on pinkhouse.tech. If it helps, they paste one line. No account. No key.
Anyone interested. Sight is not Pink House’s whole business. The company also does AI governance, compression, and operations writing. Sight is the piece that has to work when the eyes do not.

What you will find

Three places, one story:

The 4×4 square on pinkhouse.tech, below the menu on the right. Pink button. Colour. Sound. That is the product.
The same square on any site that pastes the widget line. It starts as a pink button in the corner. Open it. Hide it. Same controls.
The words around it. Two doors: self, or coach. An audio trainer that talks after one press. A shortcut you put on the desktop. A written instruction book. A function list. This description. A user manual. A suggestion box that is not a help desk.

What it costs

The person who needs it pays $0 to Pink House. Their internet and their computer were already in the house. The voice is the one already on the machine. We do not sell a home license, a workplace license, or a key that turns Colour on. JAWS and Fusion sell those. We do not.

If Pink House stays in business, it will be the other work on the site — governance, compression, the operations book — not a Sight invoice.

What it is not

Not medical advice. Not an eye test. Not a diagnosis.
Not a Windows program you should install. An older leftover helper should be taken off, not put back on.
Not JAWS, NVDA, ZoomText, Fusion, or Be My Eyes.
Not a chat app. Not a Pink House phone. If you want a voice, use the phone you already have, or a person you already trust.
Not a claim that pasting the widget makes a site legally accessible.
Not a way to start Narrator. Off only, if Windows is already talking.
Not finished as a whole-computer helper for Apple.

Where to start

If you cannot see this page well: pinkhouse.tech/listen. Press the page.
If you are starting alone: the self door.
If you are a coach, CNIB, or OT: the coach door.
If you run a website: put it on your site.
If you want every switch on one plate: the instruction book.
If you want more of the world — a voice, a lecture, a book — the library. The phone first. We do not wrap the rest.