Imagine walking into a complex building where every sign, door, and landmark speaks directly to you. Right Hear isn't building a better cane; it's building a world that talks back. By turning smartphones into orientation assistants, they bypass the need for expensive hardware or infrastructure changes, targeting the $26B assistive tech market with a pure software play.

"They aren't just adding accessibility; they're creating a new sensory layer for the blind."

The company's revenue of $2.4M on a headcount of 18 suggests exceptional efficiency—roughly $133k per employee. This lean operation allows them to iterate quickly, likely focusing on B2B licensing to venues (hospitals, malls) while keeping the consumer app accessible. However, their reliance on a single domain for traffic (right-hear.com) and a fragmented keyword strategy (from 'pizza hut israel' to 'watch for blind people') indicates they are still refining their market positioning.

• Infrastructure Agnostic: Works anywhere without installing sensors.
• B2B Monetization: Likely licensing to facility managers for accessibility compliance.
• Lean Operations: High revenue-per-employee ratio suggests strong unit economics.
• Community-Driven: Heavy social presence (Twitter, FB, LinkedIn) suggests grassroots advocacy.