Vibraille enables blind communities to read digital materials using phones by sensing the vibration. Vibraille translated the codes following the Braille pattern and eliminates the mainstream approach which uses external devices and voice reader. Common apps usually use voice reader to aid the visually impaired group to read. This will invade their privacy when the reading material is being read out loud especially in public. They cannot read in silence. Vibraille app enforces the privacy element and personal element to the user that the vibration can only be sensed by the user's finger. This app is also cost-effective and independent from any external device such as earphones or machines. People from all age groups are now using smartphones and we take advantage of the existing built-in vibration features in phones and implement it into Vibraille. We believe that Vibraille can remove this limitation. With Vibraille, they no longer need text-to-speech and external devices.