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AI Lip Reading - Video Reader

AI Lip Reading - Video Reader

Read Lips - Deaf/Mute Assist

70 ratings
69 reviews
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🏥 Medical
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 12, 2025
  • May 19, 2025

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Developer

Mihai Ghiserel
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This app uses advanced AI to convert lip movements from video into text transcripts. It's designed to assist communication for deaf or mute individuals, in noisy environments, and for medical professionals interacting with patients who cannot speak. Record, trim, and process video clips to break down communication barriers.

✓AI-driven lip reading
✓Video to text conversion
✓Medical and healthcare assistance
✓Deaf and mute user support
✓Noisy environment communication
✓Record, trim, and share transcripts
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What's New in AI Lip Reading

1.1

May 19, 2025

Fixed bugs

4

In-App Purchases

$0.99

100 Credits

100 Lip Reading Credits

User reviews

Most RecentHighest RatedLowest Rated

Always wanted to learn this stuff

I dont bother now to learn because of the app. Great I think?
Nibiru3cpoNibiru3cpo

I was trying to learn

But I found this app, there’s no need to😂
Cartahagen96Cartahagen96

cool stuff

Wish I found this a bit sooner when I needed it in the hospital
HaynessJimmyHaynessJimmy

The tech is here

I remember looking for something like this a few years ago and I couldn’t find anything. This is good enough
KoalaLove232KoalaLove232

Absolutely garbage

I wanted to like this app but it’s trash. It’s no way that the video I uploaded said and I quote “transfusion modem and the bible says the bibles says”. I’m deleting this app.
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FAQ

What does the AI Lip Reading app do?

This app utilizes advanced AI algorithms to analyze video footage of lip movements and convert them into readable text transcripts. It aims to facilitate communication for individuals who are deaf or mute, in loud environments, or in healthcare settings where verbal communication is difficult.

How accurate is the lip reading?

The app boasts over 90% accuracy in good conditions, which is stated to be better than human lip reading. This accuracy is achieved through cutting-edge neural-network algorithms trained on extensive video data.

How do I use the app?

The workflow is simple: record or import a short video of lip movements, trim the relevant segment using the intuitive editor, and then tap 'Process' to receive a text transcript. The processed transcripts can be shared or saved.

Is the app free to use?

While the app itself can be downloaded, there are high maintenance costs associated with its advanced AI. Users need to purchase credits before they can process videos for lip reading.

Who can benefit from this app?

The app is beneficial for a wide range of users, including medical professionals in hospitals and clinics, first responders in emergency situations, deaf individuals seeking accurate transcripts, mute individuals who want to communicate through lip movements, and anyone needing to communicate in loud or noisy environments.