CaneWallet
Buying a tokenized share of Apple on Solana currently takes a browser extension, a seed phrase written on paper, and a dozen unlabelled buttons. If you are blind, that is not a bad experience — it is a closed door. CaneWallet replaces the whole thing with a conversation you can have with the screen off.
Runs on Solana devnet. Works best in Chrome on Android, installed to your home screen.
Demo video coming soon. Set NEXT_PUBLIC_DEMO_VIDEO_ID to embed it here.
Sign in with a code emailed to you. A Solana wallet is created for you, with no seed phrase to write down.
The app greets you out loud and explains what just happened before you have to ask anything.
Say how much SOL you want. Your phone's own payment sheet opens, and the deposit is announced the moment it lands.
Say which stock you want. You hear the amount and the share price, say yes, and the wallet signs it.
Claude drives the app through tool calling. Ask what a wallet is, ask whether it is safe, or say you want ten dollars of Apple — the same conversation handles all three. Nothing is a fixed voice command mapped to a fixed screen.
Replies land in an aria-live region, so TalkBack and VoiceOver read them in the voice and at the speed you already chose. No second synthetic voice talking over your own.
Every payment is read back to you with the exact amount before it happens, and it waits for a spoken yes or a tap on Confirm. The signing key never touches our servers.
Speech, a big tap target, suggestion buttons and a text box all reach the same assistant. Card payments go through Apple Pay or Google Pay so you never read a card number out loud.