When speech becomes visible.
Audimo turns speech into live captions — in 60+ languages — so if you're deaf or hard of hearing, you never miss a word.
For iPhone & Android · 60+ languages · Made in the EU
Meetings. Classrooms. The kitchen table.
The places you can't afford to miss a word are exactly where Audimo works best. Wherever people are talking, the words show up on your screen.
Deaf & hard of hearing
Read the conversation as it happens — no lip-reading guesswork, no asking people to say it again.
Meetings & classrooms
Keep up with lectures, stand-ups and group chats, with a label on each voice so you never lose who's who.
Out in the world
The pharmacy counter, a taxi, a new city — read what's said even when the room is loud.
See Audimo in action.
Real captions, real conversations — right on your screen.
Live captions
Instant translation
One tap to start
What Audimo actually does.
No buzzwords. Here's what you get.
Live captions
Words land on screen the instant they're spoken — no 'processing…', no lag to sit through.
Translation in 60+ languages
Someone speaking a language you don't? Audimo captions it and translates as they talk.
Speaker labels
A tag on each voice, so a table of four is still easy to follow.
Save & revisit
Keep a transcript of the conversations that matter — read them back later, or share them.
Big, clear, yours
Crank the text size, boost the contrast, set it up once — Audimo remembers.
Nobody's listening but you
We don't sell your conversations or mine them for ads. They're yours.
Up and running in seconds.
No account, no tutorial. Open it and it's already listening.
Open the app
Download Audimo and open it — you can start captioning before you even sign up.
Tap to listen
Point your phone at the conversation and tap record.
Read along
Captions appear word by word, with translation a tap away.
Every language — the big ones and the small ones.
From the world's most-spoken languages to the ones most apps ignore, Audimo captions and translates 60+ of them. This one is for the whole world — so it can finally read what it can't hear.
Sound disappears. Words shouldn't.
The moment someone speaks, their words are gone — and if you can't hear them, they're gone for good. We don't think following a conversation should depend on how well your ears work. So we built Audimo to put every word on screen, in any language, without anyone having to slow down. That's the whole idea.
People who stopped missing the moment.
“For the first time in years I caught my daughter's whole school play — every word, right there on my phone.”
“I lost my hearing in my fifties. Audimo handed me back meetings at work — no more nodding along and hoping.”
“I travelled through three countries and understood every conversation. It honestly felt like a superpower.”
Questions, answered.
How much does Audimo cost?
Audimo starts with a free trial, then continues as a monthly subscription. There are six plans, from €2.99 to €19.99 per month depending on how much you use it, plus optional one-off hour packs. Download it from the App Store or Google Play to begin your trial.
Which languages does Audimo support?
Audimo captions and translates across 60+ languages, from Slovenian and Croatian to Spanish, Arabic, Japanese and many more.
Is Audimo made for deaf and hard-of-hearing people?
Yes — that's exactly who we built it for. Big, adjustable, high-contrast captions that keep you in the conversation in real time.
Do I need special glasses to use Audimo?
No. Audimo works on your phone alone. Support for AR glasses is an optional extra if you'd like captions floating in your view.
How accurate are the captions?
Audimo uses advanced speech recognition to transcribe speech as it's spoken. It's most accurate with a clear voice and an internet connection.
Prefer to keep your head up?
Audimo also works with supported AR glasses — so your captions can float in your view, hands-free.
Fresh from the blog
Read the blog
How to follow any conversation when you can't hear it
Practical ways deaf and hard-of-hearing people can keep up with meetings, classes, and everyday chats using live captions on a phone.
What are live captions, and how do they work?
A plain-English explainer of real-time captioning — what it is, how speech becomes text on your screen, and why it matters for accessibility.