Voixie Live: Voice Translator

Follow any meeting, talk or lecture in your own language — live. Voixie Live listens through your phone's microphone, writes down what people say as they speak, and translates it straight away. The newest line always stays in the same place at the bottom of the screen, in large type, so you can glance down and keep up without chasing the text. WHY PEOPLE USE IT • Meetings abroad, delegations and trade fairs • Conferences, lectures and presentations in another language • TV, video calls and anything you want to understand as it happens WHAT IT DOES • Live transcription and translation, word by word • Understands 60 languages and detects them automatically — even when speakers switch mid-conversation • Tells speakers apart and colour-codes them; tap a name to rename it • Translate into any of the 60 languages, or transcribe only • Add the names and technical terms you expect for better accuracy • Mark important moments with one tap and find them in the session summary • Past sessions are kept on your phone to read again, copy, share or save as a text file • Turn the phone sideways for full-screen captions to show across the table • Large, highly legible type, text size control, dark and light themes • Keeps the screen on while you listen FREE AND PAID PLANS • Free: your first 30 minutes of live translation, once per device — no card needed • Day Pass (24 hours, up to 3 hours of listening) and Week Pass (7 days, up to 10 hours) for when you only need it now and then • Plus, Pro and Business: 5, 20 or 40 hours of translation every month and longer sessions; Pro and Business add spoken translation in your earphones Your plan belongs to your account, so it works on all your devices. Sign in with Apple, Google or email. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Voixie Live does not record your audio. Speech is streamed over an encrypted connection only to turn it into text, and our speech provider does not store it or use it for training. Your transcripts are saved only on your device unless you share them. No ads. Please follow local rules about informing people before their speech is transcribed.