InnoCaption

AI has the power to make communication more accessible and that’s exactly what we’re focused on at InnoCaption. We appreciated the opportunity for our COO, Paul Lee, to speak with Gael Hannan on this week’s episode of This Week in Hearing. Listen to their conversation about our new AI Refine feature, live-captioned video calls, and the growing role AI can play in making communication more accessible for people with hearing loss.

The Deaf and Hard of Hearing community has always preferred video calls — seeing someone's face, reading their lips and expressions, makes all the difference. But most platforms weren't built with accessibility in mind. So we built one that was. Introducing InnoCaption Video. ✅ Fast, accurate captions ✅ Keeps captions always onscreen ✅ Works across iOS and Android (And yes, hearing friends and family can download it, too.) Here's what one of our users had to say: “As someone who’s been profoundly deaf their whole life, I’ve always had a bit of anxiety around calls but InnoCaption Video has changed that for me. It makes video calls feel so easy!" — Abigail Erb, author of The Deaf Girl Try InnoCaption Video today. Link in the comments 👇 #DeafCommunity #HardOfHearing #Accessibility #InnoCaption

As Dustin prepares to welcome his first baby, he’s also preparing for a call that will change his life. Stories like this are why we do what we do. 🩵

American Academy of Audiology is in full swing, and we're here at Booth 432 with big news. 👀 Our team is showing off some big updates to InnoCaption and a brand new app we think you're going to love! We're not spilling all the details just yet. You'll have to come find Matt Goncalves, Michelle Hu, or Jasmin Rodriguez. Are you at AAA this week? Drop a comment. We'd love to connect!

There's just over a week left in Deaf History Month. But it isn't just a calendar moment — it's a reminder that Deaf history is living history.   It's about language, culture, and community. It's about leaders who changed what's possible. It's about advocacy that made equal access a right, not a privilege. And it's about the work that continues today.   That's not an April thing. That's an everyday thing.   Swipe, share, and keep the conversation going. ➡️

We've always said the best people to build for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community are those within it. 💙 That's why we're beyond thrilled to welcome Tina Gonzales Childress as our new Director of Accessibility. She's been in our corner as a consultant, and now she's officially part of the team full time. Welcome, Tina. Let's get to work. 👇

Big news 👀💙 InnoCaption has been nominated for the 30th Annual The Webby Awards in App Excellence: Accessibility & Inclusion. Out of 13,000+ entries worldwide, we’re honored to be in the top 5 in our category. This nomination belongs to every person who shared feedback, left a review, and pushed our team to improve our service every day. Now, we’d be honored to have your vote. 👇 Vote for InnoCaption in the comments Voting is open through April 16.

What's it really like being a deaf actress in Hollywood? As part of the Easterseals Disability Film Festival's Marketing & Awareness Week (April 4–12), we're spotlighting Becki Hayes — an actress with hearing loss and cochlear implants. In this video, she opens up about: → The real challenges she's faced in the entertainment industry → What it's like navigating an acting career with hearing loss Becki's story is honest. It's important. And it's exactly why this week matters. 🎬 You can also catch Becki on screen in "Enough," now streaming on YouTube as part of the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge 2026. Watch it now through April 12. 🔗 Link in the comments. Follow along all week as we amplify the voices that make disability representation in film possible. #EastersesalsDisabilityFilmFestival #EastersealsDisabilityFilmChallenge #EDFC2026 #Enough #Deaf #HardOfHearing #DHH #HearingLoss #DeafRepresentation #DisabilityInclusion #InclusionInFilm #Accessibility

Not everyone has the same relationship with their disability. Some would feel torn if given the choice to change it. Others wouldn’t change a single thing. A new short film called "Enough" holds space for all of it. Directed by and starring Elisa Richards alongside actress Becki Hayes, "Enough" explores generational deafness with rare honesty and nuance — including eight visual nods woven in specifically for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. We're honored to sponsor "Enough" as part of the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge 2026. 🎥 Watch it now before April 12. 🔗 Link in the comments. #EastersesalsDisabilityFilmFestival #EastersealsDisabilityFilmChallenge #EDFC2026 #Enough #Deaf #HardOfHearing #DHH #HearingLoss #DeafRepresentation #DisabilityInclusion #InclusionInFilm #Accessibility