Real-time speech translation, in your browser
Jinsoku shows what's being said in your language while people are still speaking. Use it on calls, on stage or across a table. It transcribes 42 languages and translates 37 of them live.
On calls
Live Meeting Translate reads the browser tab your Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or WhatsApp Web call is in and shows translated captions and a running summary. No bot joins and nobody else installs anything.
On stage
Live Presentation Translate turns your microphone into live translated captions for the room, with a rolling AI summary. With Audience View, people scan a QR code and read along on their own phones, each in their own language.
Face to face
Live Chat Translation puts two people on one screen. Each speaks their own language and reads the other's, side by side. No interpreter to book.
After the conversation
Calls end with a transcript labeled by speaker and an AI summary. Talks are saved automatically and export as text or subtitles (.txt or .srt).
Questions people ask
Do I need to install anything?
No. Jinsoku runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, and you can install it as an app. There's also a desktop app for macOS. Translating a call's tab needs Chrome or Edge on a computer.
Which languages are supported?
42 languages for live transcription, with real-time translation in 37 of them, including English, Japanese, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, Korean, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic and Hindi.
How much does it cost?
You can start free with no card. Spark is $2 a week or $8.99 a month and adds live translation on calls and talks, voice cloning and Audience View. Bolt is $30 a month. Cancel any time, with a full refund within 14 days of signing up.
Can the other people on my call hear the translation?
No. In Live Meeting Translate you read translated captions, and an optional spoken readout in a neutral AI voice plays only on your own device. Jinsoku sends no audio into the call, so nobody else hears it and nobody else installs anything.