Set up your place

This helper gets your Auracast broadcast (that's wireless audio for hearing aids) ready in four easy steps, and prints a sign your visitors can scan to listen. No tech skills needed.

What's your place called?

Name of your place For example, "Grace Community Church" Town or city Optional What kind of place is it?

Name what people will hear

This short name shows up on a listener's phone when they join.

Broadcast name For example, "Sunday Service" (up to 32 letters)

Tell us your transmitter's details

Your Auracast transmitter is the little box that sends out the audio. It has two codes.

Address 12 characters, digits 0-9 and letters A-F, e.g. 001122AABBCC Broadcast ID 6 characters, digits 0-9 and letters A-F, e.g. C0FFEE

Not sure where to find these? They're usually printed on your Auracast transmitter. You can also run our little helper scan_auracast.py, which prints them for you — or ask whoever set up the device.

Already have a full BLUETOOTH: link? Paste it here

Paste it and we'll fill the boxes above for you.

Print your sign

Put this where visitors can see it. Anyone can point their phone camera or the HearAura app at it to start listening.

Scan to hear:

Point your phone camera or the HearAura app here.

Registering adds your place to the HearAura app's Venue Finder so people nearby can find your broadcast.