Phone calls when you're Deaf: what works
Rogervoice was built in 2014 by Olivier Jeannel, deaf since age two, because voice-first phone calls were never built for him. Every product decision since has been made by someone who uses the app to place their own calls.
Made for real conversations
Read every word in real time as the other person speaks, place outbound calls from your existing number, and keep the transcript on your device to review later. No dictation delay, no rewound audio, no operator in the middle.
Signed vs captioned, pick what fits
Rogervoice is a captioned calling app, not a video relay service. If your primary language is ASL and you want a signing interpreter, VRS providers cover that need. If you want to read a phone call the way you read a text message, captioned calling is the right lane.
Frequently asked
Is Rogervoice good for Deaf users?
Yes, it was founded by a deaf user and its captioned-calling model is designed to work as your primary way of placing and answering phone calls. The app supports 100+ languages and keeps transcripts on your device.
Captions that keep up with you.
Free, FCC-certified captioned calling on the phone you already own.