Nparla: Real-time voice interpreter, private, on your Mac

Nparla is Real-time voice-to-voice interpret built natively for Mac. You speak in your language and the other person hears you instantly in theirs — in a natural voice, not robotic text-to-speech. A virtual microphone plugs straight into Zoom, Google Meet and Teams, so international meetings just work. Everything runs 100% on-device on Apple Silicon: your voice never leaves your Mac. Six languages: Spanish, English, German, Italian, French and Portuguese. One-time purchase, no subscription.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the maker of Nparla. This started with a simple, recurring frustration: being in international meetings and calls where I couldn't fully express myself in another language, or watching great conversations stall over a language barrier. Most translation tools felt wrong for real conversations — they were text-based, slow, robotic, or they sent your voice off to some cloud server. I wanted something that felt like *you* talking, not a machine reading a subtitle. So we built Nparla: real-time voice translation that runs entirely on your Mac. You speak, the other person hears you in their language in a natural voice, instantly. It plugs into Zoom, Meet and Teams through a virtual mic, and because everything runs on-device on Apple Silicon, your voice never leaves your computer. That privacy piece was non-negotiable for us. It supports Spanish, English, German, Italian, French and Portuguese, and it's a one-time purchase — no subscription. Would love your honest feedback, especially on which languages or use cases we should tackle next. Happy to answer anything in the comments 🙌

The virtual microphone integration with Zoom and Meet is genuinely clever, especially since it skips the usual audio routing headaches. Love that it runs entirely on-device too.

finally a translator that doesn't butcher my voice in meetings, the natural tone caught me off guard

The virtual microphone integration with Zoom and Meet is genuinely clever, especially since it skips the usual audio routing headaches. Love that it runs entirely on-device too.

finally a translator that doesn't butcher my voice in meetings, the natural tone caught me off guard