Spoken Ink
Transport accessibility software and licensed onboard media for rail operators, airlines and healthcare institutions
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Spoken Ink
Spoken Ink Limited provides transport software through its Whoosh division, including QR-based journey assistants, interactive accessible station maps and step-free journey planners. Its Spoken Ink Media division licenses closed-circuit audiobooks, podcasts, music and eBooks.
Customers include rail and transit operators, airlines and healthcare institutions. The company operates from London and serves markets across the UK, Europe, North America and MENA.
Product: Transport passenger-information and accessibility software, plus licensed closed-circuit audio and eBook content.
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