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BolDo Yaar is a real-time speaking buddy for Indian stroke survivors with aphasia. It listens to broken speech, watches the person live on camera — their face, gestures, and pointing — and helps turn what they're trying to say into clear sentences for family and doctors. Powered by Gemini Live (audio + vision), it also simplifies prescriptions, translates into English for hospital staff, and can send a session summary to a saved contact — so even in a rushed, multilingual hospital visit, the survivor is understood instead of spoken over.

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