Two-way by default
Listeners can speak too. A push-to-talk button routes a question back to the speaker and the room in everyone's language.
Live simultaneous translation for multilingual rooms. One speaker, many languages, under two seconds end to end.
Built for · Classrooms · Meetings · Conferences · Multilingual teams
How a room works
Maria opens a room and shares a six-digit code. Fourteen people join. Three pick English, one picks Polish, ten keep German. Maria speaks German; everyone hears their own language, in her voice, two seconds later. A student raises a hand and asks in English. Maria hears it in German.
1. Open a room
Pick the language you'll speak. Share the join code.
2. They join and pick
Each listener chooses their own language. Same language as you? They hear you raw.
3. Speak once, reach everyone
Live audio in every language. Live captions too. Push to talk for questions back.
Listeners can speak too. A push-to-talk button routes a question back to the speaker and the room in everyone's language.
Speaker to listener, end to end. Same-language listeners hear you with no quality loss and no latency tax.
Audio is processed in memory and discarded. Nothing trains a model. Transcripts are saved only when you ask.