Better listening for everyone!

  • Hear every word

  • Reduce distracting noises

  • Listen on your own device

  • Control your own volume

Three people attending a conference, with sound transmitters and hearing devices connected to a speaker, in a conference room with a large screen displaying a welcome message.

Our goals for you:

  • Try Auracast (TV first!)

  • Hear better

  • Share your discoveries

  • Ask for public transmitters

Connecting to Auracast is easy!

  1. Select Auracast or Audio Broadcast from your Auracast device app or Auracast Assistant.

  2. Adjust broadcast volume with app or on device.

  3. Adjust background noise (Active Noise Cancellation, background slider, mute button, etc) when available on device app.

  4. Enjoy!

People working out in a gym, listening to a broadcast via different hearing devices: earbuds, hearing aids, and headphones, while watching sports on screens.

Public Venue Audio Broadcasts

  • Gyms

  • Churches

  • Theaters

  • Conferences

  • Airports

  • Stadiums

  • Museums

  • Other public places

There's no limit to how many people can connect to one nearby Auracast transmitter!

No pairing required!

Group of four people with gaming headsets and earbuds playing video games in a gaming room. The room has gaming posters, shelves with game figures, and a neon sign that says 'GAME ON.' The woman in the center is holding popcorn, and there are snacks on the table. Labels indicate they are listening through earbuds, hearing aids, and headphones via Auracast™.

Private Audio Broadcasts

  • TV

  • Computer

  • Gaming Console

  • Airplane TV

  • Hi-Fi Music System

  • Tour Guide

You just need an Auracast transmitter to broadcast to an Auracast receiver for listening.

Audio Broadcasts can be encrypted with a passcode when needed for private listening.

Just share the passcode with those who you want.

Ask for Auracast at your favorite venue!

Dr. Cliff Olson is a YouTube rockstar for everyone with hearing difficulty.

In this video he talks about setting up an Auracast transmitter in a famous venue in Arizona. He challenges everyone to become an advocate for Auracast.

The more people ask for Auracast in churches, theaters, airports, gyms, museums, and other public places, the faster it will become available.

Auracast isn't just for people with hearing loss. Many people can use earbuds or headphones to hear dialogue more clearly in noisy environments or to listen at a comfortable volume.