Avoce
Speak once - your audience reads it in their language
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Speak once - your audience reads it in their language
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Avoce turns live speech into captions and translates them as you talk - in the browser, nothing to install. Use the mic for an in-person talk, or tab audio for online meetings and videos. Register names and jargon in a glossary so they stay exact. Your audience scans a QR code and reads the captions on their own phones, each in their own language. 14 languages, with the source auto-detected. Export the transcript as TXT, Markdown or SRT. 20 minutes free, no credit card.
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Hi Product Hunt!
Avoce turns a live talk into captions your audience can read in their own language - in the browser, nothing to install.
The gap it fills: when your audience doesn't share your language, the options are usually a professional interpreter (great, but needs booking and budget) or nothing at all. Avoce sits in between.
How it works:
Open a tab. Use the mic for an in-person talk, or tab audio for Zoom / Meet / Teams / Webex / YouTube.
Your audience scans a QR code and reads captions on their own phone, each person picking their own language.
Put names, acronyms and jargon in a glossary beforehand, so the terms that matter don't drift.
Export the transcript as TXT, Markdown or SRT afterwards.
14 languages with the source auto-detected: Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Portuguese, Italian and Hindi.
There's a Chrome extension too, for captioning any tab.
20 minutes free, no credit card. After that it's pay-as-you-go: US$4.99 for 60 points, where 1 point = 1 minute of translated captions, or 4 minutes of transcript-only.
One thing I'd really like input on: which language pair would you actually need it for? That's the question I'm least certain about, and it decides what gets built next.