Best app to help deaf people transcribe voice to text

Does anybody know of an app that helps deaf people get other people conversations to text?

I appreciate your help, guys!
I've already backed up the Mac's files using Time Machine, but I want to use another app to copy the files from the Mac's HDD to an external USB drive just in case there's something wrong with Time Machine.
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