Ever struggle to understand what’s being said? Captify is here to change that with some pretty cool technology. Captify is the first pair of smart glasses purpose-built for subtitles. Captify has all the features you’ve always wished for—without the clutter of large and bulky glasses.
Initially envisioned by founder Tom to empower others with hearing loss, Captify goes beyond captions, offering features like multilingual translation and meeting note-saving capabilities–all in a lightweight, stylish design. With advanced noise-canceling microphones and a seamless app experience, Captify ensures everyone feels included in conversations.
The team has optimized the Captify glasses for incredible lightness, with a 10hr battery standby, noise-reducing directional mics, and a seamless app experience. Using cutting-edge binocular waveguides for quality captions directly in your field of view, Captify looks like it could help a lot of people out there and empower everyone to participate fully in conversations, regardless of hearing ability or language barriers.
Feature Set
Crisp Captions for Real-Life Conversations
Captify’s advanced speech recognition delivers real-time transcription so users never miss a word. With binocular waveguides, Captify provides a seamless viewing experience for users.
Break Language Barriers
With support for over 40 languages, Captify translates foreign languages into captions, perfect for travel, multilingual meetings, or international events.
Save Meeting Notes
Captify stores transcriptions through the companion app, allowing users to review and save key points from conversations.
Cut Through the Noise
Beamforming microphones and noise cancellation focus on the speaker’s voice, filtering out background sounds for clear transcription even in noisy environments.
Captify pre-orders begin soon with Early Bird pricing at $599
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