by Ava
Ava (formerly Transcense) is an accessibility company founded at UC Berkeley with the mission of making the world accessible to Deaf and hard-of-hearing people. The app powers live captioning across everyday environments, from coffee shop chats to corporate boardrooms.
Ava's smartphone app uses AI speech-to-text to produce instant captions of live spoken conversations, assigning each speaker a distinct color. The Ava Scribe tier pairs AI with a human captioner for up to 99% accuracy. Ava Connect integrates with major video conferencing platforms so users can read captions directly inside Zoom or Google Meet.
Ava is designed for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals who communicate verbally and need access to spoken language in real time. Students, professionals, and anyone navigating group conversations or workplace meetings will benefit from the speaker-identification and multi-language support.
Ava is an ADA-compliant live captioning app that converts speech into real-time, color-coded text for deaf and hard-of-hearing users in one-on-one and group conversations. It integrates with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams and supports more than 50 languages.
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