Greek live captions and productivity tool for group settings
For deaf and hard of hearing people.
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Everything you need to follow Greek group settings
Four tools built for deaf and hard of hearing Greek speakers.
Follow whoever is speaking
- Captions the active voice at any moment
- Works at dinner tables, parties, and social gatherings
- Place the phone in the centre of the group
- Any accent, any pace
For multilingual groups
- Each person speaks their own language
- You read in yours, in real time
- 60+ languages, no switching
- For international families, mixed-language groups, travel
Transcribe any group conversation
- Record and get the full conversation in writing
- Organised by speaker
- Review who said what after the fact
- Any group size, any language
Key points from any group discussion
- Decisions and takeaways extracted automatically
- Useful for group meetings and community discussions
- Organised into clear sections
- Works on any saved recording
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Designed for the real moments that matter — not just quiet controlled environments.
A Greek family dinner — a Christmas Eve gathering, an Easter meal with the whole family, or a Sunday family lunch that stretches into the afternoon.
A name day celebration or a family party where the living room fills and multiple conversations run simultaneously over mezedes and wine.
A catch-up with old friends over Greek coffee and tiropita, with rapid conversation jumping between topics, people, and opinions.
A community gathering at a local parish, cultural association, or neighbourhood committee where announcements are made and everyone responds at once.
Three generations at a family table — grandparents from a northern or island dialect, parents in standard Athens Greek, grandchildren mixing in English.
A casual evening at a Greek taverna, a kafeneio, or a friend's terrace where small groups form and conversations flow freely.
Most accurate and fastest models
word accuracy
independent benchmark, 2025
real-time captions
first word appears as you speak
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Built to keep you in the conversation, not just in the room
Captions whoever is speaking
Captio AI follows the dominant voice at any moment — whoever is loudest in the microphone's direction. In a group conversation, this tracks the active speaker naturally.
Works through background noise
Restaurants, living rooms, parties, outdoor gatherings. Moderate background noise does not prevent accurate captions — Captio AI is built for real environments, not quiet rooms.
Place it in the centre and forget it
Put the phone on the table or in the middle of the group, microphone facing the conversation. No positioning it after every speaker change, no adjusting between voices.
Less effort, less fatigue
The cognitive load of following a group conversation by lip-reading and reconstructing speech is exhausting. Captio AI handles the following so you can direct your energy toward actually being in the conversation.
60+ languages
For multilingual families, mixed-language social groups, or gatherings where people switch between languages mid-conversation. No setup required between language changes.
No setup between conversations
Open the app and place the phone. No configuration per setting, no briefing the group, nothing to manage between conversations. It works for any group, in any situation.
Why Greek is hard to understand
Dental fricatives
- Theta and delta are produced at the teeth — often concealed
- Modern Greek has /θ/ (theta) and /ð/ (delta), dental fricatives produced with the tongue at or between the teeth. This position is sometimes visible but is frequently concealed by lip and jaw movements in fast social speech — and easily confused with /f/ and /v/ visually. At a busy family dinner, dental and labiodental fricatives collapse into the same lip pattern.
Cypriot Greek phonology
- Cypriot Greek preserves medieval sounds standard Greek has lost
- Cypriot Greek maintains features of Medieval Greek that Modern Standard Greek has dropped: phonemic geminate consonants, distinct /ts/ affricate realizations, and different vowel qualities. A deaf person trained on Athenian Greek encountering Cypriot relatives at the same family gathering faces a substantially different phonological system — not just an accent.
Northern dialect vowel deletion
- Northern Greek drops unstressed high vowels entirely
- In Northern Greek dialects (Macedonia, Thrace), unstressed /i/ and /u/ are frequently deleted or strongly reduced. The same word appears with different vowel counts in northern and southern speakers at the same gathering — a northern speaker and an Athens speaker pronounce recognizably different versions of common words, and a deaf person cannot predict which version will appear.
Voicing assimilation
- Word-boundary consonants change voicing in connected speech
- Greek applies progressive voicing assimilation at word boundaries: the voicing of a final consonant spreads to the following initial consonant. In fast natural conversation this creates sequences that differ from careful slow-speech pronunciation. A deaf person who has trained on careful isolated words encounters a shifted pattern in animated social speech.
Fast overlapping pace
- Greek gatherings are famously animated and simultaneous
- Greek family and social gatherings are characterised by lively, simultaneous conversation — frequent interruptions, overlapping speakers, and raised voices are cultural norms at the dinner table. A deaf person must constantly choose which face to watch, and the chosen face may not be the one currently making the central point.
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It is estimated that between 25,000 and 40,000 people in Greece have significant hearing loss — including both deaf individuals and those with hearing impairment requiring hearing aids or technical support. Despite this, Greece has not established an official national database of registered deaf and hard-of-hearing citizens. Research published in the Archives of Public Health found that people with hearing disabilities in Greece are systematically not included in health policy and planning processes, and that a considerable proportion of deaf and hard-of-hearing adults do not make appropriate use of healthcare services due to communication barriers and difficulties encountered during medical visits.
A cross-sectional study on health-related quality of life among deaf and hard-of-hearing adults in Greece found significant disparities in mental health, social participation, and access to information compared to the general population. Communication challenges in inclusive education settings have been documented extensively, and the gap between formal legal protections and actual community accessibility is wide. Sign language interpretation is available for some formal public contexts but is absent from family social gatherings, community events, and the animated group settings — the taverna table, the family Easter lunch, the kafeneio — where natural Greek conversation is at its fastest and most overlapping.
Captio AI captions Greek conversation in real time on a phone screen — so a deaf family member at an Easter lunch or a multigenerational gathering in Athens, Thessaloniki, or Nicosia can follow every story, debate, and toast as it is spoken, without waiting for someone to relay the conversation.
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Gone the moment it ends
Captio AI processes your audio in real time and discards it immediately. Nothing is recorded. Nothing is kept.
Not a product
Your conversations are not something Captio AI sells, shares, or monetizes — to anyone, for any reason.
Not used to train anything
What you say in a doctor's appointment or a job interview never ends up in a training dataset. Not ours. Not anyone else's.
Private by default
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People love Captio AI
"Greek Easter lunch is the loudest family event of the year — everyone talks over everyone. With Captio AI I could follow the whole table instead of catching fragments."
"My relatives from northern Greece sound very different from my Athens family. The app handled both at the same name day celebration without getting confused."
"Cypriot Greek sounds so different from standard Greek that most apps just give up. Captio AI followed my family's Cypriot speech accurately — I felt part of the gathering for the first time."
"At Greek community events here the conversation is fast and overlapping. Captio AI kept up with everything — I stayed in the conversation instead of smiling at things I couldn't hear."
"Greek Easter lunch is the loudest family event of the year — everyone talks over everyone. With Captio AI I could follow the whole table instead of catching fragments."
"My relatives from northern Greece sound very different from my Athens family. The app handled both at the same name day celebration without getting confused."
"Cypriot Greek sounds so different from standard Greek that most apps just give up. Captio AI followed my family's Cypriot speech accurately — I felt part of the gathering for the first time."
"At Greek community events here the conversation is fast and overlapping. Captio AI kept up with everything — I stayed in the conversation instead of smiling at things I couldn't hear."
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Keep up with the group in Greek.
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