Talk to deaf

KICKDATA

In-app purchases

About this app

If one of your friends or loved ones is deaf or has a hearing impairment, it is quite difficult to communicate with them.

With this app you can use your phone to translate your speech into text.
The deaf person can then easily read your message.

Talk to deaf contains the following functions:
+ Voice input and automatic translation into text
+ Text entry using the keyboard for entering answers
+ Font can be enlarged and reduced as desired
+ the history can be deleted

Ratings and reviews

Works better than Google translate for me. Requires speedy sentence completion else it times out but it is for conversation, not dictation. Simple design especially set to just keep last phrase. If there is too much on screen, the recipient can be confused. Also an erroneous message can be overlaid with a typed one. There are no adverts. Not sure much advantage for paid version. I feel the author has slightly undersold this.

This app may be a nice idea but does not work for me. You have to keep hitting the microphone button and doesn't pick up other voices. Plus shifts to Google. Google's Live Transcribe works better, but I want an app that doesn't need to be linked to WiFi to use.

Pitiful, brings an additional anchor to the deaf and hard of hearing. Might be better served as a personal dictating machine. Does not pick up conversation unless the talker has the phone and speaking into it. If a lull in conversation it quickly switches to retry and misses the conversation while you fiddle with it start again. You really must hate deaf people to inflict this app on them.

What’s new

Adds new option to lock / unlock screen orientation