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Version 1.0 · 2026-05-21
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Big Voice turns your speech into large, bold text in real time — filling your entire screen so anyone nearby can read what you're saying.
Just hold the mic button, speak, and your words appear instantly in the biggest text that fits your display. It's the simplest way to communicate when speaking louder isn't an option.
How it works:
Hold the microphone button and speak
Your words appear in real time, sized to fill the screen
Release to finish — tap again for a fresh message
Perfect for:
Noisy environments (concerts, construction sites, crowds)
People who are deaf or hard of hearing
Non-verbal communication
Presentations and live demos
Getting someone's attention across the room
Speech therapy practice
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