You speak once. Every learner hears their own language.
Real-time voice translation built for teaching: each participant picks a language and reads captions or also hears it spoken, independently, while you teach exactly as you do today. 19 languages, including ten Indian languages.
Three steps, no setup per learner
- 1
You teach in your language
Speak normally into a decent microphone. Nothing to configure per learner, no language pairs to set up.
- 2
Each learner picks their language
From the Captions menu, a learner chooses any of the shipped languages — translated captions, with spoken audio as an extra toggle.
- 3
They follow a beat behind you
Captions appear as you speak and refine as the sentence completes; spoken audio arrives a moment later, like listening through an interpreter.
What you get
19 languages
English, Spanish, French, Hindi, German, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Punjabi and Urdu. Learners choose per person — captions always, spoken audio as an extra toggle; one session runs up to 5 different languages at the same time.
Spoken translated audio
A natural voice reads the translation in the learner’s language, so they can watch the whiteboard instead of reading subtitles.
Live captions
Translated captions in the learner’s script, or same-language captions of the original for accessibility.
Technical terms stay in English
Common protocol, tool and product names from networking, software, cloud and AI are kept in English inside the translation — the way real classrooms speak.
Numbers the way trainers say them
Ports, addresses, versions and figures are spoken in English inside the translated voice for Indian languages, the way an Indian classroom hears them.
Works in meetings and webinars
The same translation runs in a live class, a meeting or a webinar broadcast — attendees pick their language from the same menu.
Teach in English. Be heard in Kannada, Tamil or Hindi.
Most Indian technical training happens in English with learners who think in their mother tongue. Ten Indian languages are shipped — Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Punjabi and Urdu — with voices chosen for a natural Indian-English accent, so a network or software class lands the way it is taught in a real room.
- Learners switch language mid-session without interrupting you
- Same class, one delivery, every cohort follows
- Captions to read, spoken audio on top for listening — each learner decides
Machine translation of live speech — great for lessons, not certified interpretation.
Translation follows a beat behind the speaker. Recognition quality follows microphone quality: a headset in a quiet room translates far better than a laptop mic in a café. For legal or medical settings where a certified interpreter is required, use one — we say that plainly rather than let you discover it in the wrong meeting.
- Up to 5 distinct languages per live session
- End-to-end encrypted meetings have no server-readable audio, so translation is not available in them
- Translation is included on paid plans — see pricing
Translation runs on the meeting’s live audio on our hosted service and is not stored as audio; captions are delivered live to the learners who asked for them. An end-to-end encrypted meeting has no server-readable audio, so translation is not available inside it — hosts choose per meeting.
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Which languages are supported?
19: English, Spanish, French, Hindi, German, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Punjabi and Urdu. Every one of them is available as captions and as spoken audio.
How many languages can one class run at once?
Up to 5 different languages in one live session, each learner choosing their own.
Is it instant?
It runs live, a beat behind your voice. Captions appear as you speak and refine as the sentence completes; spoken audio follows a moment later.
What about technical vocabulary?
Common technical terms — protocol, tool and product names from networking, software, cloud and AI — are kept in English inside the translation instead of being turned into textbook words.
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