No meeting recordings
TranslateMe is built around live translation, not storing your calls.
TranslateMe translates your speech into any language, in real time, so you can focus on the meeting, not the language.
Download for Windows Download is free. Sign-in and eligible access are required to translate.
Meetings move quickly. When you are busy translating yourself, you lose timing, nuance, and confidence. TranslateMe keeps your voice in motion while the conversation keeps going.
TranslateMe handles the language layer in the background, so the call still feels like a call. You speak, listen, decide, and move on.
Translation happens in the moment. Nothing about your meetings is recorded, kept, or pooled with anyone else.
TranslateMe is built around live translation, not storing your calls.
The on-screen transcript is for your confidence during the meeting.
Translation uses your chosen provider key instead of a shared pool.
Download the app, sign in, set up your virtual microphone, add your API key, and start a session when you have eligible access. Possessing the installer does not grant translation access. The complete setup walkthrough takes you from nothing installed to a running translation session.
TranslateMe is for anyone who joins live calls across languages, so you can speak naturally and stay present instead of translating yourself while the meeting moves on.
Free Trial includes three lifetime sessions for each TranslateMe Identity. After those sessions, Individual covers one Identity and Business covers two or more Seats. Paid checkout opens in Polar's hosted browser page.
TranslateMe is built around live translation, not recording. It does not store your meeting audio or keep a transcript history, and the on-screen transcript stays with you during the call.
TranslateMe translates your speech into any language in real time and works alongside the meeting apps you already use for calls.
Yes. TranslateMe sends translated speech into your meeting through a virtual microphone, so your meeting app can use the translated voice as its microphone input. The Help Center walks through the setup.
Yes. The Help Center covers launch support and setup walkthroughs, and you can reach the team from there.