Team dinner, topics flying
Meetings one-on-one are fine. Five coworkers talking and laughing at once, and all you can do is laugh along.
Understand them, and be part of it. Just open your phone; nobody else installs anything.
10 free minutes a day · no sign-up · Android coming soon
One-on-one you manage. A whole group talking at once, you don't. These are the moments it's built for.
Meetings one-on-one are fine. Five coworkers talking and laughing at once, and all you can do is laugh along.
By the time you got the last sentence, the topic moved on. Your point is always half a beat late.
Practice is fine. The moment everyone sits down to talk, you can't get a word in.
They're talking about you, and waiting for you to answer. You can only respond to what you understood.
A room full of people from five countries. It hears which language each one speaks; you don't pick.
New local friends talk fast and in fragments. You can still get a line in.
It doesn't stop at translating. It knows what everyone is talking about and can pull you back in or tell you how to reply.
One line on what everyone is talking about right now. Zoned out? Tap and catch up.
Didn't catch the last sentence or two? Tap to bring them back.
A few things you could say, in your language, with the original underneath. Just read it out.
No. As long as your phone on the table can hear everyone, nobody else does anything.
Subtitles can be shown in 中文, English, 日本語, ไทย and Türkçe. You don't pick what others speak; it detects it.
Not by default. You get a recap after each session; only if you tap "Save" are the audio and text kept, and only in your account.
It's most reliable with two or three people taking turns. With many people, loud rooms or similar voices it can mislabel; tap the name on that line to fix it.
You get 10 free minutes every day, no sign-up needed.
Both. The web app runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers; there's an iOS app on the App Store, and Android is coming soon.
No sign-up,nothing for the others to do. Just open it.