InnoCaption Live Call Captions

InnoCaption Live Call Captions

MEZMO Corporation
4.3
Communication
500,000+ Downloads

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InnoCaption Live Call Captions: phone calls with readable text

InnoCaption Live Call Captions adds real-time captions to phone conversations, making calls easier to follow for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. It is designed for everyday use as well as situations where missing a spoken detail matters, such as appointments, work calls, and conversations with family.

How the captioning works

The service offers two captioning approaches: automated captions for quick conversations and live captioning by trained stenographers when accuracy is especially important. The app also provides visual voicemail and saved call transcripts, so users can review messages and call details instead of relying on memory.

Caption text can be viewed on a computer through InnoCaption Web, which may be more comfortable than reading a phone screen during longer calls. Caption alerts can also notify users when a conversation resumes after a period on hold.

Useful with hearing devices

InnoCaption can work alongside Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids and cochlear implants from supported manufacturers. That gives users a choice of reading the conversation, listening through compatible hardware, or using both at once. Captioning is also available for Spanish, French, Chinese, and Vietnamese conversations, according to the service information.

What users think

With a 4.31 rating from 5,817 reviews and 500,000+ installs, the app has a substantial user base. It is developed by MEZMO Corporation and sits in the Communication category. The main reason to consider it is straightforward: it brings live text, voicemail transcripts, and optional human captioning into a phone service built around accessible calling.