In person
Face-to-face conversation without a shared language
For the times you are in the same room rather than on a call. Two phones and no video: share the link, hold the button to talk, release to send, and the other person hears you in their language a moment later.
What you get
- No video and no meeting room — it works standing at a counter or sitting at a table.
- Hold-to-talk stops the two phones hearing each other, which is what usually breaks in-person translation.
- Both sides get a running transcript of the conversation in their own language.
Who uses it
- Clinics, pharmacies and public offices serving people who do not speak the local language.
- Shops, hotels and tourism desks with international visitors.
- Site visits, inspections and field work with a foreign partner.
Language-free meetings in three steps
- 01
Create a meeting, share it
Generate a meeting link in one click and send it via WhatsApp or email.
- 02
Everyone picks their language
Each guest selects their language, accepts the privacy notice, and turns on camera/mic.
- 03
Approve and start talking
The organizer admits participants; everyone hears the others in their own language.
Questions
Do we need headphones?+
No. Hold-to-talk means only one phone is listening at a time, so the two devices do not pick each other up.
Does it really work without video?+
Yes — this mode is audio only by design, which keeps it usable on mobile data and in noisy places.