App Detail » Communication tool for deaf

Published by: ryo muranaka

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: FREE!
Current Version: 1.3.3
Released: August 05, 2022

What's New

- Some bugs fixed.
- The text size adjustment range has been reduced.

These are the changes.
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App Description

In today's society, masks have become a necessity. However, this change has made it challenging for the deaf and hard of hearing to understand spoken language. Communicating effectively for individuals with hearing impairments has become increasingly difficult. To address these challenges, we have developed this application.

Key Features:

One-Button Operation:
With a single button press, you can convert your speech into text.

Adjustable Text Size:
Easily adjust text size for improved readability.

Speech-to-Text Conversion:
Simply press a button to transcribe spoken words into text.

Healthcare Facility Usage:
It is also used in hospitals and clinics.

Multilingual Support:
It supports multiple languages, making it suitable for diverse language environments.

Conversation Recording:
Save important conversations within the app for later reference.

Copy & Paste History:
Copy your conversation history for use in other applications.

User-Friendly:
Designed for ease of use, it is accessible to everyone.

Target Audience:

Individuals with Hearing Impairments:
Ideal for those who struggle to understand spoken words.

Family and Relatives with Communication Difficulties:
Supports and facilitates smooth communication.

Professionals with Frequent Deaf/Hard of Hearing Communication:
Recommended for those who frequently communicate with deaf or hard of hearing individuals in their line of work, such as visiting doctors, nurses, rehabilitation specialists, and caregivers.

This app aims to remove communication barriers in the new normal and assist everyone in enjoying smooth communication. We encourage you to give it a try and make communication with individuals with hearing impairments more seamless.