About Avora Technologies
Engineering Access.
Avora Technologies Limited develops practical technology that improves accessibility, inclusion and digital independence, built around real-world accessibility challenges.
Our story
Avora Technologies was founded in Uganda in 2026 by Ssekanjako Enock and Bogere Fareek, to build technology around the accessibility challenges people meet every day.
Our flagship product, Braille Link, is an accessibility ecosystem that makes Braille-based computing, education, reading and digital productivity more accessible to blind and visually impaired people.
- Founded
- 2026, Uganda
- Incorporated
- 3 June 2026
- Founders
- Ssekanjako Enock and Bogere Fareek
- Motto
- Engineering Access
- Flagship product
- Braille Link, motto “Smart Braille. Real Access.”
- Our mission
- To make Braille computing practical for every learner, educator and professional who relies on it, using the keyboards and computers they already have.
- Our vision
- A world where blind and visually impaired people read, write, learn and work in Braille as independently as anyone else.
Our approach
We design for the people who use Braille every day, and we test with real screen readers and real keyboards.
- Keyboard-first and screen-reader-first design
- Established Braille standards, through the liblouis translation engine
- Braille on an ordinary keyboard, without specialist hardware
- Built for classrooms and workplaces, in English, French and Kiswahili
Help us open more doors.
Whether you are a school, a programme or a partner, we would like to hear from you.