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Android Initial working version Audience: Deafblind, blind + hard of hearing

Owli-AI Hear-Clean

Real-time transcription, simplified language, and clear speech output for better intelligibility.

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Core features

  • Real-time transcription (teleprompter mode)

    Spoken language is converted into live text and shown directly on the screen.

  • Speech intelligibility optimization

    Recognized content can be simplified linguistically and played back in clearer structure.

  • Clear speech output via headset or hearing aid

    The optimized version is played with an intelligible speech synthesis voice, ideal for users with combined hearing and visual impairment.

  • Individual settings

    Adjust text size, display format, and voice output for your personal needs.

  • Discreet daily use

    Suitable for conversations, talks, or appointments without noticeable extra hardware.

  • Individual language profiles

    You can define how content should be presented, for example compact, clearly structured, or focused on simple language.

  • Optional multilingual support

    If required, recognized speech can be transferred into another language, useful for international conversations or travel.

Privacy

Operating mode: Hybrid

Hear-Clean uses Android speech recognition. When cloud simplification is enabled, recognized text is sent to OpenRouter.

Whether speech recognition and speech output transfer data depends on the selected Android speech service. Settings stay local.

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System requirements

  • Android 10 or newer
  • Microphone access

Details and usage

Who is Owli-AI Hear-Clean for?

Owli-AI Hear-Clean is designed for people with hearing impairment and for users with combined hearing and visual impairment who want to understand spoken language better.

Privacy and processing

Hear-Clean uses Android speech recognition. When cloud simplification is enabled, recognized text is sent to OpenRouter.

Whether speech recognition and speech output transfer data depends on the selected Android speech service. Settings stay local.