Google Live Transcribe
Displays speech as text during in-person conversations.

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Displays speech as text during in-person conversations.

Accessibility-oriented live captions, with several transcription modes.

Live captions with adjustable text, saving, sharing and privacy screen-clearing options.

Live captions for conversations and computer audio, with optional human assistance.

Built-in captions for device audio and speech picked up by a microphone.

Shows captions from a dedicated microphone kit, with speaker-specific microphones.

Captioned telephone calls with AI and live-stenographer modes.

Automatic captions for telephone calls.

Captioned calling and a separate live-transcription function for in-person speech.

Video Relay Service for sign-language communication through an interpreter.

Built-in automated, manual or third-party captions within Zoom meetings.

Live meeting captions, including display customization.

Live captions inside a Google Meet meeting.

Records or imports audio, then generates a transcript and summary after recording stops.

Live transcription, saved recordings, searchable transcripts and summaries.
Records audio inside a note and provides an attached transcript.

Records and transcribes audio, with recording and transcript-management tools.

Processes surrounding speech or device audio for listening through headphones.

Uses phone microphone audio and speech enhancement to reduce background noise.

Uses a phone or tablet microphone as a remote microphone for compatible ear-worn devices.
Receives venue audio over a compatible local Wi-Fi assistive-listening system.

Streams compatible venue audio over Wi-Fi to a phone and connected listening devices.

Tinnitus sound tools and self-guided coping content, including CBT-based material.

Sound library, relaxation exercises and tinnitus-management guidance.
Tinnitus support combining sound tools, CBT exercises and relaxation content.

Hearing screening with results tracking and Apple Health integration.

Measures right and left ear Hearing Numbers for hearing awareness.

Hearing check based on digits-in-noise screening.

Frequency-specific hearing test integrated with supported AirPods Pro.
Measures sound levels and noise-exposure metrics.

Finds venues by sound level and collects community sound measurements.

Structured listening practice, including speech-in-noise and comprehension exercises.

Word-discrimination practice in quiet and noise for hearing-device users.

Recognizes selected environmental sounds and presents notifications.
Provides visual or vibration notifications for selected environmental sounds.

ASL lessons and a video-sign dictionary.

ASL learning, dictionary search and practice activities.

BSL video dictionary with variants from multiple signers.

Online New Zealand Sign Language dictionary.

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