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Version 2.0 · 2026-10-20
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The store currently lists version 2.0, updated 2026-10-20.








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LiveTranscribe is a helper for people who are hard of hearing and for anyone who doesn't want to miss what the other person is saying. The app instantly turns speech into large, easy-to-read text, speaks your replies aloud and alerts you to important sounds around you.
IMPORTANT: LiveTranscribe is not a medical device or a medical tool. The app does not diagnose or treat hearing loss and does not replace a hearing aid, a doctor's consultation or any other medical care. Speech and sound recognition may be inaccurate. Do not rely on the app in situations that involve safety or health.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Tap the big microphone button and let the other person speak.
2. The words appear on screen right away in large type, with punctuation.
3. Type your reply on the keyboard and tap “Speak” — your phone says it aloud.…
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