Sponkly: Live voice translation for chats, calls, meetings & YouTube

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built Sponkly because language is still the biggest wall between people — at work, on calls with family abroad, or just watching a great video in a language you don't speak. Sponkly translates live, so everyone simply talks in their own language: 🎥 Any video in your language (Chrome extension) — YouTube, online courses, webinars: live subtitles plus a translated voice, while the original sound steps into the background. In 13 major languages the voice arrives about 2 seconds after the speaker. 🧑‍💼 Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Zoom on the web — subtitles and voices in your language, and "Translate my voice too" so the others hear you in theirs. Nobody else installs anything. 📞 Voice & video calls — translated as you talk, live subtitles and a natural voice (female, male or neutral). Encrypted, unlimited calls. 💬 Chats — messages, photo captions and voice messages translated on your phone, so chats stay end-to-end encrypted. Group chats across languages, photos, files, location, GIFs, view-once, app lock, encrypted backup. 👥 Video meetings — up to 8 people in HD, everyone hears the others in their own language. Chat, screen sharing, polls, raise hand, waiting room, transcripts (Business+). In the app or any browser — guests install nothing. 🗣️ Face to Face — one phone, two languages: it hears who is speaking and reads the translation aloud to the other side. 🎬 Video Studio — record a video and get it back in another language, with subtitles in both languages and, where offered, dubbing in your own voice. 💼 SpeakBot — one line of code on your website: visitors write, call or video call in their language, your team answers in yours. AI receptionist for after-hours. 🔌 MCP — connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code to Sponkly: translate in 32 languages and answer your SpeakBot visitors from your AI assistant. 32 languages · free to start · 7-day free trial of the paid plans · web, Android and Chrome (iPhone is in App Store review). I'd love your feedback — which language pair should we make even faster next? 🙏