Captify Glass

Name: Captify Glass
Rating: 3.8 (20 reviews)
Author: Captify

By: Captify

Captions for real life

Features & Capabilities

CAPTIONS. ANYWHERE. ANYTIME

Captify smart glasses deliver live captions and translations directly in your field of view—like subtitles for real life.

Designed for the deaf and hard of hearing, Captify helps you follow conversations effortlessly, even in noisy or group settings. Our glasses pair with a companion app to transcribe speech in real time, display captions discreetly, and support over a dozen languages.

KEY FEATURES

· Real-time captions right in your line of sight · Translation support across multiple languages · Directional microphones to focus on the speaker · Comfortable, lightweight design for all-day wear

PERSONALIZED TO YOU

Captify glasses are available with a variety of lens options—non-corrective, reading, single vision, and progressive prescription lenses—so you can see and read clearly at the same time.

Whether you're navigating daily conversations or crossing language barriers, Captify helps you stay connected through powerful, wearable technology—built with accessibility in mind.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Captify

Rating:

3.80

(20)

Version:

1.3.0 Last updated: 2026-05-19

Version code:

885845184

Creation date:

2025-08-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

96.32MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 304,753 ▼ 1,233

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Developed by:

Captify

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/captify-glass/id6748929504

Website:

http://www.captify.glass

User Reviews

Users see Captify Glass as promising hardware with easy-to-use interfaces and readable subtitles, and as lightweight and comfortable. However, reviews highlight persistent reliability problems: frequent connectivity issues, slow or inconsistent internet status, and transcription latency. Software bugs and missing features also appear, tempering enthusiasm. Positive experiences center on intuitive navigation and clear text. Overall, the product has potential for hard-of-hearing users when it works, but software reliability and connectivity must improve for broader adoption.

Pros

Easy to use and navigate.
Clear, readable live subtitles and text on the device.
Lightweight and comfortable hardware design.
Hardware shows promise for future improvements.

Cons

Unreliable connectivity causing frequent disconnects and slow/no internet messages.
Software bugs and missing features hindering usability.
Latency in transcription causing delays and inaccuracies.

Recent reviews

I have been in using the Captify glasses for a couple of months and have mixed feelings. The software still needs tweaking. When it works it works great but often it disconnects halfway though a conversation due to slow or loss of internet for no reason (all my other internet programs work fine at this time). I can’t always take the time to reboot the app to get it to work during critical patients conversations. When it is slow, there end up being awkward pauses as I wait for the transcription to catch up. This causes me to have to explain about my hearing loss when the focus should be on my patients. I can see the potential and just hope it works more reliably at some point.

by De*****, 2026-03-19

App doesn’t progress past “What’s your name?” Restarted iPhone, Deleted and downloaded again. Should not have to provide personal info to set up :( iPhone 16 Pro Max

by co*****, 2026-02-15

As title says, app needs more work. You can have solid wifi and cellular but it goes in and out saying “slow internet” or “no internet” when your phone has strong wifi or4 cellular bars. Not sure if they need to update and improve their servers but this is an app issue more than glasses.