Tive

Tive

VRS, VRI, and your people

214 ratings
20 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 13, 2021
  • September 16, 2026

Features

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About

This platform offers a vibrant community space for the d/Deaf, Hard of Hearing (HOH), and CODA community. It provides curated content, social networking features, direct messaging, and on-demand ASL interpreter services for seamless communication and connection.

Curated community content (TiveHub)
Social networking and sharing (TiveMix)
Direct text and video chat (TiveChat)
On-demand ASL interpreter services (TiveConnect)
HIPAA compliant interpreter access
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What's New in Tive

1.5.4

September 16, 2026

Your call, not our chrome Call controls stay clear of the signing space and hide on their own after a few seconds. Tap anywhere on the video to bring them back. End Call is always in the same place, with a bigger target. Picture-in-picture that behaves Your self-view opens full screen, then tucks into a corner. Tap to resize. It no longer stretches out of shape in landscape. A dialpad you can actually read Larger type, bolder keys, better camera preview, and centered on every screen — including iPad, in both portrait and landscape. Account switching that switches Change accounts and you get that account — the right name, the right number, the right home screen. No leftovers from the last one. Mute that makes sense VRS calls start muted and remember how you like it. VRI always starts unmuted, every time, because VRI needs your audio to work. Contacts Import finishes instead of spinning. Multiple emails, notes, and international numbers. Export to CSV or vCard. Delete All Contacts when you need to start over. Also Connect or disconnect Google and Apple sign-in from your account settings. Change Password now tells you whether it worked. And we ask you to rate a call after your first one, then only occasionally — not every time.

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User reviews

Technical issues

The text verification isn’t working, and calling support isn’t working either. This sucks.

Not free

Very expensive when use vri it’s not free 1 hour $90 that’s crazy better use p3 or n touch is free better use .

Tive isn’t the answer

OnlyDeaf app is so much better. Try it out to truly understand the deaf community.

High Quality ASL Interpreters - Love it!

Love Tive! The ASL interpreters are high-quality and super easy to understand. Having both VRS and VRI in one app is such a convenient bonus. Make communicating so simple!

All in One!!

This app gives me the ability to make VRS ANDDD VRI calls!! It has this champ Mix page and only for deaf people. It’s so amazing! It’s a must to get app!

FAQ

What does the Tive app do?

The Tive app is a networking and communication platform specifically for the d/Deaf, Hard of Hearing (HOH), and Children Of Deaf Adults (CODA) community. It offers curated content, social networking features, direct messaging, and on-demand ASL interpreter services.

What are the key features of Tive?

Key features include TiveHub for curated community content, TiveMix for social sharing and engagement, TiveChat for direct text and video messaging, and TiveConnect for HIPAA-compliant, on-demand ASL interpreter services.

Is Tive free to use?

Based on the provided information, the Tive app is free to use. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

Who is the Tive app intended for?

The Tive app is intended for individuals who are d/Deaf, Hard of Hearing (HOH), or are Children Of Deaf Adults (CODA). It aims to provide a supportive and interactive environment for this community.

How can I connect with an ASL interpreter using Tive?

You can connect with a live, certified ASL interpreter anytime, anywhere through the TiveConnect feature. This service is HIPAA compliant and can be used for various situations like doctor's appointments, job interviews, or parent-teacher conferences.