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Elevate your conversations.

Smart glasses that display real-time captions, translations, and insights for your conversations.

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Speech AI like never before.

When conversations matter, precision matters. Our models give you 97% accuracy with sub-300ms latency.

Real-world hustle & bustle? Not a problem.

Conversations don't stop in quiet rooms. They take you to restaurants, bars, concerts, parties. Watch our audio AI keep up with noise that would render regular models useless.
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Ultralight. Beautifully discreet.

The first smart glasses you can wear all day, without attracting attention. 36g. Private display that's yours alone.
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Life-changing...

... is the most common word customers use to describe AirCaps
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Real-time Multilingual Magic.

AirCaps speaks 50 different languages, all at the same time. Our models are natively multilingual, meaning we can identify, transcribe, and translate 50+ languages instantly. AirCaps helps you improve conversations in any country, in any language.
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Ahead of the curve.

AirCaps can accurately identify & differentiate between different speakers in conversations with overlapping speech and even work without internet connection.

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Why do I need to pay a subscription?

The subscription simply covers our expenses for speech recognition. We want to provide you with the highest quality, most accurate captions. Cloud services like Google ($0.96/hour) and Amazon ($1.44/hour) charge us per hour of speech recognition, but thanks to our discounts, we can offer unlimited captions for just $20/month. Free on-device captions are only 85-88% accurate in quiet settings and worse in noise, while cloud-based recognition is far superior.

Do I need a phone to use AirCaps? What phones are compatible?

Yes, you need a phone to use AirCaps. We support both iPhone and Android.

Are prescription lenses supported?

Yes, prescription lenses are supported and are sold separately. We support both single vision and bifocal lenses.

When will I receive my device?

Our current expected delivery time is 7 days from placing your order

Do you ship internationally?

Yes. We ship to over 47 countries worldwide.

Do I need internet to use AirCaps?

<strong>No</strong>. However, if you are running AirCaps offline, your transcription quality may decrease.

What's the return policy?

15 days, no questions asked. Full refund on all hardware except the Prescription inserts.

Do the glasses have a microphone?

No, AirCaps uses your phone's microphone. However, it can also work with an external microphone if connected to your phone.

What languages are supported? Can the glasses translate?

We support pretty much all languages (50+ languages!) We can instantly translate between all these languages in real-time.

About

At AirCaps, we're on a mission to develop the best smart glasses to help you understand, remember, and learn from conversations.

Conversations are where life happens—friendships, first dates, interviews, negotiations, difficult discussions. Yet we often struggle to comprehend conversations fully, forget them often, and have no way to capture or learn from them.

We started where the need is greatest: helping people with hearing loss see every word through real-time captions. Along the way, as our tech progressed, travelers and language learners started adopting AirCaps.

Smart glasses are the only form factor that can augment conversations without disrupting them. They keep your hands free, maintain eye contact, and provide information exactly when you need it.

Our founders, Madhav Lavakare and Nirbhay Narang, have been obsessed with smart glasses and audio AI for over 11 years, building their first apps for Google Glass at the age of 13.


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