Leo Speak: Live Captions

Leo Speak lets you read along with a conversation. Put your phone on the table, tap Start reading, and what people say shows up as large text on your screen. You can join in, even when you do not catch every word. Made for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. And for anyone who loses the thread in a noisy room. Where it helps • At the kitchen table, when the whole family talks at once • At the doctor's office or in the hospital, so you can follow along • At a birthday party with music and chatter • In a meeting, or a chat with a colleague at work How it works • Choose what you want: read what people say, translate it, or talk in two languages. Then tap the big button. • The text is large and clear. Make it bigger in the app; it also follows the text size setting on your phone. • Each speaker gets their own color and label. Tap "Speaker 1" and change it to "Marieke". • Works in English and many other languages. It can also translate what people say into another language, or both ways between two of them. • Words appear while someone is still talking. • Keep a conversation on your phone to read it back later, save or share it as a PDF or text, or let Leo Speak write a summary (this uses minutes). No account needed There is nothing to fill in. Open the app and go. You can sign in if you want to use your plan on all your devices, but you do not have to. Conversations are kept only if you choose, and then only on your phone. Plans Every month you get 60 minutes for free. If you need more, pick a plan: • Light: 10 hours per month • Medium: 30 hours per month • Max: 120 hours per month, about 4 hours a day Plans renew every month. Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Audio goes to a speech-to-text service to be turned into text, and translated if you ask for that. If you ask for a summary, the text of that conversation goes once to an AI service in the EU (Scaleway, France), which keeps nothing. We keep no audio and no transcripts on our server. Leo Speak helps you read along. It does not replace a hearing aid. A word will sometimes come out wrong; the sentence around it usually makes it clear. Translations can contain mistakes too. Terms of use: https://leospeak.app/en/terms Privacy policy: https://leospeak.app/en/privacy