Mamuni is under development right now.

When Mamuni is ready, we will email everyone on our Wait List. Be sure to add your name, email and preferred language to the Wait List on the next page.

If Mamuni is not already available in your native language, we may invite you to an online meeting to explain how we can get Mamuni up and running in your language.

If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at Info@Mamuni.com.

In most countries, depending upon the financial circumstances of the user, the subscription cost of Mamuni will be $1 per month. Across all countries subscriptions will range from free to $3 per month.

In low-income countries Mamuni will be free.

Yes, Mamuni will be able to speak your language. We will just need a couple hours of your time to help us set up Mamuni for your language.

And, yes, everyone in your language community will be able simply talk in their native language to tell Mamuni what they want Mamuni to do for them.

And, yes, even if there are only a small number of speakers of your language, or even if your language does not have a written form, or even if your language is unusual and has never been described by linguists, Mamuni will be able to talk to you in your language and understand when you tell Mamuni how you want to use it.

Mamuni uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to enable communication in your language ---- that is, Mamuni can be implemented in virtually any spoken language.

People speak the same language differently in different countries. Different ways of speaking the same language are called dialects. For example, people speak Arabic, English, Spanish and Tamil differently depending on the country where it is spoken.

• If you speak Arabic in Egypt, Mamuni speaks the same dialect of Arabic.
• If you speak English in New Zealand or India or South Africa, Mamuni speaks English in the same way.
• If you speak Spanish in Argentina, Mexico or Puerto Rico, Mamuni speaks in the same dialect.
• If you speak Tamil in Malaysia, Singapore or Sri Lanka, Mamuni speaks the same way they do in each of those countries.

You tell Mamuni what you want to do by answering simple questions in your native language. If Mamuni does not understand the first time you answer a question, Mamuni gives you a second chance to answer, and if Mamuni still does not understand you, Mamuni may ask you to answer some questions and send a message to a Mamuni Expert who can help you.

Mamuni gives blind and visually-impaired people worldwide a way to access email, texts and other optoins using a mobile phone. While there are many helpful applications that enable blind people to access messages and email, they may not be available in the many languages in which blind and visually-impaired people can use Mamuni.

Mamuni enables blind and visually-impaired people to (1) use their voice to listen to voice messages sent to them, and (2) send voice messages in their native language or any other language they can understand and speak.

You can use Mamuni to listen to messages and emails sent to you and send messages and email to anyone in the world with a text message and/or an email address.

On one side of the Digital Divide are seven billion underprivileged children and adults without access to the Internet, often because they are poor, uneducated, rural, elderly, female and/or handicapped :

• They cannot afford Internet-connected mobile phones and Internet service.
• They cannot read due to a lack of education or a learning disability.
• They cannot read a major language used on the Internet.
• They cannot tap or type to write on a mobile phone due to age, health challenges or physical disability.
• They cannot read text on a mobile phone due to blindness or uncorrected vision.
• They cannot read their language on their mobile phones because the phones cannot display the written form of their language
• They cannot speak with normal voice, speech or language.

On the other side of the Digital Divide are one billion people living in wealthy countries, most of whom have convenient, daily, high-speed access to the Internet.