Frequently asked questions

UEB is the standard form of literary Braille for English-speaking countries. It provides consistency across UK, USA, Australia, and Canada. AutoDots uses UEB for general text translation.

Yes. AutoDots converts mathematical expressions to Braille using UEB Technical and follows BANA Section 11 guidelines for tables.

PDF, DOCX, PNG, JPG, and other common document formats. AutoDots preserves structure and interprets visual content where possible so the resulting output is easier to use and easier to check.

AutoDots is designed to produce useful Braille-ready output, but quality still depends on the source document, layout complexity, and image quality. Public samples are labelled Draft, Reviewed, or Verified so you can see what has and has not been checked.

Yes, but formal or regulated output should still go through qualified review before release. AutoDots is intended to shorten production time, not replace final checking where accuracy is legally required.

Draft means workflow output with no team review. Reviewed means a team member checked the sample against the source and wrote down its limitations. Verified means it cleared the current publication checklist and is eligible for the public catalogue.

Yes. Free includes 10 pages per month. Pro includes 100 pages per month plus priority queue access.

Use the chat interface to ask questions or report issues. For urgent matters, email support@autodots.ai.