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Ava

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About

Ava is a San Francisco-based accessibility service dedicated to giving deaf and hard-of-hearing people seamless access to every conversation. The app is ADA-compliant and trusted by individuals, employers, and educational institutions worldwide.

What It Does

Ava delivers real-time captions using AI speech-to-text technology, with a premium Scribe option that pairs users with human stenographers for near-perfect accuracy. A color-coded speaker display shows who is talking, the app integrates with major video conferencing platforms, and more than 50 languages are supported. The free plan provides 40 minutes of captioning per week; paid plans remove that limit.

Who It Helps

Ava is designed for deaf and hard-of-hearing adults and young adults who need accessible communication at work, in classrooms, and in social settings — particularly useful for meetings, job interviews, and medical appointments.

Who it helps

deaf
hard-of-hearing

Details

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Cost
Freemium
Age groups
  • Young Adult (18–26)
  • Adult (26+)

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