Convo UK

🚨 Stop scrolling – we've got something worth celebrating!

Convo has been named a finalist in the AbilityNet Tech4Good Awards 2026 in the Digital Accessibility Award category! 🎉

This recognition celebrates our mission to make communication and information more accessible for deaf people through instant access to BSL interpreting.

Now we'd love your support.

🗳 Vote for Convo in the Community Choice Award and help us bring home the award: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0wfVDX0

Every vote makes a difference, and it only takes a minute.

⏰ Voting closes at 6pm on Wednesday 1 July.

Thank you for supporting our mission to unlock access and create a more inclusive world. 💚

Team Convo are in Exeter at the Care and Occupational Therapy show!

We cant wait to meet you all! Come and say hello, see a demo of how Convo works and lets talk at stand 93!

Will you be coming?

Look what Chaten Darby spotted at Network Rail in London Victoria Station! 👀💚

Convo Access QR codes are helping bring accessible communication into everyday places.

Have you seen a Convo Access QR code at your local station yet?
Comment below with where you found it, or send us your photos and videos.

Let's see how many stations we can spot together! 🚊

We're excited to be attending the Norfolk Deaf Festival on 26–27 June! 🎉
Come and meet Gosia and Kayleigh from the Convo team between 10am and 4pm at:

📍 The Forum Trust
Millennium Plain
Norwich NR2 1TF

We'd love to connect with you, chat about accessible communication, and celebrate Deaf culture and identity together.

Whether you're a long-time Convo user or just curious to learn more, please stop by and say hello!

See you there!

Two walks. One message.

Steph is on day 4 of Hadrian’s Wall. Avril Silent Steps is past day 40, heading for Land’s End. From Sycamore Gap, where the famous tree fell in 2023, Steph sent Avril this message.

New roots are already sprouting. The same idea runs through Avril’s vlog on tree culling and the closure of Deaf clubs: a loss, but not an ending. When the Deaf community comes together, our clubs grow again.

What does your local deaf club mean to you? Tell us in the comments 👇

We’re proud to share that North Wales Police has partnered with Convo.

British Sign Language, BSL, users can now connect with North Wales Police through Convo and find them in the Convo Community Directory. You can reach out for non-emergency enquiries, crime reporting, community safety information, victim support services, and general police advice, and choose to connect with a qualified BSL interpreter when it suits you.

This partnership reflects a shift towards communication that starts with you, helping more people connect with police services and information on their terms.