TCVoiceAI supports two ways to run a bilingual call. Translated voice replaces both sides' original speech with translated speech. Original audio keeps both real voices live while building bilingual History without spoken translation.
I built both because some calls need immediate spoken translation, while others benefit from keeping natural voices and reviewing the conversation later.
Which mode would you trust first for a customer or team call, and what would make you switch?
TCVoiceAI brings context-aware, two-way voice translation to Mac calls. It routes translated speech through a virtual mic and speaker, so only one side needs the app. Optional History adds bilingual transcripts, CSV export, and custom AI output.
