5 years ago

Subly Raises €180K to Make Videos Accessible with Automatic Subtitles

  • Subly, a London-based startup offering automatic transcription and subtitling for videos, has raised €180K in pre-seed funding

  • The startup, which operates in the UK and Australia, has seen a surge in users as institutions, creators, and companies have gone online during the pandemic

  • Subly aims to make content accessible to all, including those with hearing impairments and those who speak different languages

  • The company offers multi-language support in French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian, and more

  • Subly's subtitling service remains free for content creators, with further features planned for release this summer.

      • ProblemTechnology

      "making content difficult to view and digest by certain audiences, such as those who are hard of hearing or watching videos without sound"

      Solution

      "automatically transcribing and subtitling videos to make them accessible to a wider audience"

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