Captify is a technology company that developed the first pair of specialized captioning glasses built for the deaf and hard of hearing community. Onboard microphones pick up spoken words and transcribe them into text that appears in the wearer's field of vision, so conversations stay readable even in noisy places. The glasses are made for settings such as lectures and meetings, along with everyday exchanges where following what is said matters.
The company sells smart caption glasses and the accessories that go with them, and shoppers can pay with Google Pay or Apple Pay. Glasses ship free inside the continental US, and orders going abroad can be shipped as well, with fees attached. A 45-day risk-free trial lets a buyer test the glasses and send them back if unsatisfied, though prescription lens costs may be deducted from the refund, so reading the current return policy before ordering is worthwhile.
Captify also offers ways to save beyond the product itself. Registered customers can join a referral program, share a personalized link and build store credit toward a Captify Subscription, while the person they refer receives credit once their first purchase ships. Gift cards come in physical and digital forms and can be bought through the store or by contacting the support team.
