The AI-powered captioning app now offers real-time captions and saved transcripts for face-to-face conversations, with on-device processing that works offline in 45 languages on iPhone. Rogervoice, an AI-powered captioning app built for people with hearing loss, has launched a free in-person captioning feature that brings real-time captions and saved transcripts to face-to-face conversations....
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No actionable clinical practice change; audiologists may note this as a free accessibility tool worth recommending to patients who need real-time captioning support in face-to-face settings.
Free, offline, multilingual captioning expands accessible communication options for people with hearing loss without relying on costly hardware or an internet connection.
- 01Rogervoice added a free in-person captioning feature to its existing AI-powered app.
- 02Processing is done fully on-device, so no internet connection is required.
- 03The feature supports 45 languages and saves transcripts of conversations.
- 04Currently available on iPhone only.
- 05Real-time captions are displayed for face-to-face conversations, not just phone calls.
The in-person captioning feature works fully offline using on-device processing.
press releaseunclearThe feature supports real-time captioning in 45 languages.
press releaseunclearThe in-person captioning feature is available free of charge.
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