Put the phone down and talk.
Your script scrolls at eye level while the camera facing you records.
The captions already know the words.
They come from your script, not from a recognizer guessing afterwards.
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English and Hebrew, right-to-left included.
Which is not always the front camera. Cue works out how you have set the phone down and picks accordingly, so you get the better lens when the better lens is the one pointed at you.
Most apps transcribe your audio and hope. Cue has your script, so it aligns what you meant to say against what you said. Names, jargon and Hebrew come out spelled the way you wrote them.
Right-to-left throughout: the script scrolls the right way, the interface mirrors, and the captions set correctly. Built in from the first screen rather than translated at the end.
No account, no upload, no analytics in the app. Scripts and recordings stay on your device. Speech recognition is Apple's own and runs on device wherever your language supports it.
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