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A free caption phone service turns live phone audio into readable text in real time, helping people with hearing loss follow conversations on their existing smartphones without any new equipment. The dreaded “Sorry, can you repeat that?” loop ends here.
Ally’s meeting with her inside-sales team starts in just seven minutes, and the updated agenda tells her, this one’s definitely going to run long. For Ally, that’s no big deal. She just needs to push back her flight to Denver
Adult children end up making the phone calls for parents with hearing loss. Real-time captions hand those calls back.
The audiogram never shows it, but patients quietly work around phone calls every day. One ordinary question in the exam room brings it out.
When an unknown number calls, Marcus used to let it go to voicemail. Now he reads the conversation as it happens, and just answers.
At a noisy Denver airport gate, Ally takes a make-or-break work call, and lets Rogervoice’s live captions catch the details she can’t afford to miss.
For years, Beverly had a system. For every important call, she called Diana first. Sometimes it was the insurance company. Sometimes the pharmacy. Sometimes the bank. And sometimes it was her doctor’s office, calling with test results or instructions that
Brad needed one thing from a captioned calling app before he trusted it with a confidential client call: privacy. Here is why no human ever
Rogervoice founder Olivier Jeannel on why ‘Roger’, the radio word for ‘message received’, became the heart of the company’s name and mission.
A daughter, her mother, and the everyday phone calls they got back once real-time captions made every word land.
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