Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
• If captioning can't start, eyeHear now tells you why. Before, the screen could look like nothing was happening at all when speech recognition wasn't available. • Typing mode now has a visible "Done" button, so there's always a clear way back to captioning. • eyeHear releases the microphone while the keyboard is up, so the orange recording dot turns off while you type. • A one-time hint on first launch shows you the press-and-hold gesture. • The welcome and permission screens keep their button on screen at the largest text sizes. • Links that lead away from eyehear.app now open in Safari, so you can see where you're going. Our own Terms and Privacy pages still open inside the app.
Ratings breakdown · US
The star breakdown behind this app's rating in this storefront.
Screenshots
About
eyeHear allows anyone with an iPhone to caption any conversation anywhere. Press and hold iPhone's screen to caption what you or anyone else is saying in large, easy-to-read text. If speech isn't available, you can also use the keyboard to quickly type and still show large type. Every session is saved to History on your device, so you can read a conversation again later, copy it, or share it if you choose to. eyeHear was designed to enable easier conversation for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities in situations where sign language is not available. eyeHear is free with no in-app purchases. eyeHear uses Siri's speech recognition services to provide captioning free-of-charge to users. When your device and language support it, that recognition runs on your device, so your conversations don't need to leave it. Your captions stay on your device, and eyeHear never receives your audio, your captions, or a record of your usage. eyeHear is an aid, not a substitute for a qualified interpreter or CART provider. Occasional mistakes can happen, especially with strong accents, fast speech, or noisy rooms. eyeHear® is a registered trademark of eyeHear, LLC.
What's new · 1.6.7
• If captioning can't start, eyeHear now tells you why. Before, the screen could look like nothing was happening at all when speech recognition wasn't available. • Typing mode now has a visible "Done" button, so there's always a clear way back to captioning. • eyeHear releases the microphone while the keyboard is up, so the orange recording dot turns off while you type. • A one-time hint on first launch shows you the press-and-hold gesture. • The welcome and permission screens keep their button on screen at the largest text sizes. • Links that lead away from eyehear.app now open in Safari, so you can see where you're going. Our own Terms and Privacy pages still open inside the app.
Details