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Your time is precious, and we’re sure you don’t need another monthly newsletter in your inbox. So, we’ll only be bringing you the ‘What’s New’ from captioned and TalkType, as and when they happen.

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captioned Updates

Be one of the first to hear what's happening in the world of captioned. Let Daisy, captioned's Product Manager @ CareScribe, tell you exactly how these features will improve user experience.
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TalkType Updates

Your source of information for the most recent TalkType features and top tips from Kat, TalkType's Product Owner @ CareScribe. Understand why these updates can improve access for all it's users.
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Product Testimonials

CareScribe’s assistive technology helps people access the world and is used by tens of thousands of people every day. Hear how captioned and TalkType have changed the lives of real users.
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Have a question about the software? You can book a 1:1 call with one of our team and have all of your questions answered straight away.

Let's talk about assistive technology

Assistive technology can have a huge impact on a person’s independence in education, and at work. This is why CareScribe exists. We create intuitive software to help users feel more confident every day.

Founded in 2020 by an NHS Doctor, a software engineer, and a strategy consultant, CareScribe is an award-winning assistive technology company based in Bristol, UK.

All three of CareScribe’s founders are neurodivergent and this has played a huge part in shaping the company into what it is today. The challenges they all faced in both school and the workplace sparked an idea to harness the power of assistive technology to remove barriers and increase accessibility for all. That’s when CareScribe was born.

CareScribe creates software which supports people who are disabled or neurodivergent to work and study independently. We do this through our two products: Caption.Ed and TalkType.

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