A conversation aid prototype

Every conversation deserves to be heard.

Sora helps Deaf signers and hearing people share a conversation through supported sign recognition, speech captions, and a face-to-face mode.

No account required. Camera and microphone access are requested only when you use those features.

Face to Face
Ready
Signer

I’d like a coffee, please.

Hearing speaker

Of course — hot or iced?

Camera and microphone controls

Designed for the moment

Tools that make room for understanding.

Sign to Speech

Recognize supported signs, review the interpretation, and speak the text you approve.

Speech to Text

Turn spoken conversation into readable captions with microphone input.

Face-to-Face Mode

Keep both sides of a conversation visible on one shared screen.

Personal Calibration

Calibrate recognition for your own signs through the existing training flow.

How it works

A simple bridge between two people.

01

Choose a mode

Start with signs, captions, or a shared face-to-face conversation.

02

Review the moment

Sora shows the interpretation so you can clarify or edit it before speaking.

03

Keep talking

Approved text can be spoken, while speech appears as readable captions.

Our mission

Technology should help people meet each other halfway.

Sora is an accessibility-focused prototype built to support communication between Deaf signers and hearing people. It is designed for review, clarification, and human connection—not to replace interpreters or make promises beyond the capabilities of its current recognition models.

Review before speakingPrivacy-minded by design

Start a conversation with Sora.

Explore the existing conversation tools and find the mode that fits your moment.

Launch Sora