The moment we're building for — हर घर की एक सच्ची कहानी
SunoSathi gives deaf and hard-of-hearing people a real phone number. When someone calls, they read live subtitles of the caller's words — in हिन्दी, ગુજરાતી, English or Hinglish, detected automatically — and reply with their own voice. The caller just… calls. No app, no link, nothing special.
Assistive tech usually asks the world to change. SunoSathi doesn't — the caller dials a normal number and talks normally.
A real Indian phone number rings your SunoSathi app — with sound, vibration and a flashing screen.
The caller's words appear as live chat bubbles in the language they speak — Hindi, Gujarati, English, or mixed. If a language can't be identified, it's written the way it sounds — "kem cho".
Speak — the caller hears you directly. Can't speak right now? One tap politely says "please repeat" or "one moment" in a natural voice.
Auto-detects Hindi, Gujarati, English and Hinglish mid-sentence — powered by Sarvam AI, built for Indian speech.
Captions land in under a second at natural pauses. A real conversation, not a transcript afterwards.
Call your contacts or any number. They see a normal call from your number — and hear your real voice.
Every call saved as transcript + audio. The doctor's instructions, the delivery address — always there to re-read.
Vibration, flashing screen and an audible ring for family nearby — every call gets noticed.
Every call is automatically re-checked for caption accuracy. We publish our numbers to ourselves before anyone else.
"Such a need of the hour! How can one get this tested? I run an NGO for around 70 deaf children and adults… This could be incredibly useful for the deaf community."
"Execution is impressive, but choosing the right problem is what makes this stand out."
"Didn't think of a problem like that could be solved using speech models. Great stuff."
"Possibly useful for people without hearing difficulties also — when you're in a quiet room and don't want anyone else to listen."
We're onboarding early users, families, and NGOs now. It's free during the pilot — we want feedback, not money. Tell us who you are and we'll reach out personally.