The Calls We Got Back
A daughter, her mother, and the everyday phone calls they got back once real-time captions made every word land.
Turns Out, Technology Looks Good on You
Nobody thinks twice about using GPS or a weather app. Captioned calling is no different. Olivia's story shows how real-time captions just fit into life.
The Call that Almost Went to Voicemail
A paralegal with hearing loss almost let a recruiter's call go to voicemail. With Rogervoice real-time captions, he took it and landed the job.
What Is a Caption Phone and Who Really Needs One?
You know the routine. You sit in a bustling coffee shop, attempting to handle a high-stakes call – maybe it’s your client or your bank. Soon, you find yourself trapped in the ” Sorry, can you repeat that? ” loop....
How Caption Phone Service Works – Without the Jargon
A caption phone service converts live phone audio into readable captions in real time, helping people with hearing loss follow conversations on their existing smartphones without extra equipment. You’re closing a fast-moving deal or locking down a dinner reservation. You...
Founder Q&A: Meet Olivier Jeannel, CEO and Founder of Rogervoice
Rogervoice founder and CEO Olivier Jeannel shares the personal story behind the app, from growing up deaf to building the world's leading captioned calling platform.
Captioned Telephone Service Explained for First-Time Users
A captioned telephone service turns live phone audio into readable captions in real time, helping people with hearing loss follow calls on their existing smartphone without any extra equipment. We have all been there: You try to quickly schedule a...
Thriving in the Workplace – Thanks to Real-Time Captions
Brendan has hearing loss and uses Rogervoice to take every call – from his ride-share driver to his biggest client – with full real-time captions, no missed words, and complete confidentiality.
The future of inclusion will be built into everyday communication
Inclusion is often framed as a feature or add-on, but it is a prerequisite for fully participating in society. AI and lived-experience design are changing that.
Better Hearing Month Is Now National Speech-Language-Hearing Month. Here’s What Changed.
About 50 million Americans live with some degree of hearing loss. ASHA renamed Better Hearing Month to National Speech-Language-Hearing Month in 2024 to reflect a broader focus on communication, not just hearing correction. Here's what changed and what hearing and...