Nodding along
Your partner talks at length. You catch most of it and nod, because asking again in front of the room feels awkward. Later you find out you got it wrong.
Meeting translation app for iPhone and Android
Put your phone on the table.
Both sides read subtitles.
When your partner speaks another language, each sentence appears with its translation underneath. You speak yours, they read theirs. Tap Stop, and AI writes meeting minutes with the decisions and action items.
60languages (pair any two)
Real timesubtitles appear as people speak
Tap StopAI writes the minutes
Saved on your phone, cloud backup optional
At the meeting table
Hearing the words doesn't mean you got the point.
Meetings slow down when no one is sure the message landed.
"We'll consider it" may mean no
In some business cultures, it is a polite refusal. Read it as a yes, and you plan around something that won't happen. Subtitles show the original line next to the translation, so the team can check exactly what was said.
Numbers drift as they are passed along
A tolerance figure goes from you to a colleague, to a manager, to the client. By the end of the meeting, the whiteboard no longer matches the drawing.
No interpreter today
The visitor is already standing at the production line and asking questions. No one is there to translate, and everyone looks at each other.
How it works
Three steps: pick languages, tap the mic, tap Stop
Open the app before the meeting. The three screens below follow the flow from setup to History.
01Choose two languages and a mode
Pick your language and your partner's, then choose a mode.
• Two-way: translates both sides. Use it when both sides speak.
• One-way: use it when mainly one person talks, for example when you listen to a presentation. The app detects the spoken language automatically.
If the meeting has an agenda or a clear goal, also enter the project name and a few lines of context, so the translation fits better.Tip: set up before everyone sits down, and the first sentence already has subtitles.
- 02
Tap the mic and put the phone down
Place the phone where both sides can be heard. When someone speaks, each sentence appears with its translation underneath, as in the screenshot.
Tip: keep the mic away from your pocket and your laptop fan. In a noisy room, or where unrelated people are talking nearby, subtitles and translations will be less accurate.
03Tap Stop, then open History
Stop ends the meeting. AI writes minutes with the decisions and an action checklist, and attaches the bilingual transcript. Open History to copy or share.
Tip: you can leave the screen. Finished minutes stay in the list.
Features
What TalkBridge does in your meeting
Live bilingual subtitles
Each sentence appears with its translation underneath. Both sides speak their own language, with no one in the middle passing messages.
Any two of 60 languages
Two-way mode translates both sides. One-way mode detects the language being spoken.
AI meeting minutes
Tap Stop, and AI organizes the meeting into a summary, decisions, action items and a checklist.
Context and terms
Enter your industry, roles, project name and the terms you use. Translations fit your work better.
Find past meetings
Search by title, minutes or transcript, then copy or share.
Saved on your phone, optional cloud backup
Meetings are saved on your phone. Cloud backup is off by default; turn it on in Settings, or save a single meeting to the cloud.
Languages
60 languages supported. Pair any two.
Meeting minutes
Meeting over, minutes ready
Tap Stop, and AI condenses the meeting into short minutes, so the team can see what was decided and what happens next. The full transcript is saved first, so your content is still there if the minutes fail to generate.
- Summary, decisions, action items and a checklist.
- Share the minutes with the bilingual transcript attached.
- Leave the screen at any time. Finished minutes stay in History.
Better translation
Tell the app what the meeting is about
The same word can mean different things in different work. A "drawing" is a technical blueprint in a factory and a picture in a classroom. Before the meeting, enter your industry, each person's role, the project name and the goal of the meeting. TalkBridge sends that context along with the last few sentences, so the translation follows your work.
- Fewer misunderstandings mid-meeting.
- Wording closer to how people talk at work.
- Focus on the meaning of each sentence, not word by word.
TalkBridge is machine translation. Always check numbers, names and key decisions.
Good for:
Team glossary
Register your team's terms once, reuse them in later meetings
Add the names your team uses, as pairs of original term and translation, for each project. TalkBridge loads the list when a meeting starts, so the translation prefers those terms.
- One shared name for each thing.
- Fewer mix-ups with terms and proper names.
- Recurring meetings keep using the same words.
When to use it
Meetings it works for
Meetings with overseas partners
Regular meetings and discussions with partners, suppliers and overseas offices.
Hosting international visitors
Showrooms, factory tours, trade shows and on-site meetings.
Training and briefings
Staff training, safety briefings and product introductions. When only one person speaks, one-way mode fits best.
Online meetings and everyday conversations
In online meetings, place the phone near your computer's speaker.
Your data
Where your meeting content goes
Your meetings are saved on your phone. Cloud backup is optional and off by default; if you turn it on, they are also stored in the cloud (Tokyo).
During the meeting, speech is processed on a server
Speech recognition and translation run on a server, so you need an internet connection during the meeting.
Saved on your phone
The transcript and minutes stay on your phone until you delete them. Saved meetings open offline.
Cloud backup is optional (Tokyo region)
Off by default. If you turn it on, it is saved to your account. Your projects and glossary always sync to your account.
You can delete it in the app
Go to Account, then Delete account. Your account, projects, files and cloud meetings are deleted.
We do not sell your meeting content.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which languages are supported?
60 languages, including Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese. Pair any two. In two-way mode, you choose both languages. In one-way mode, the app detects the language being spoken.
Does it work in online meetings?
Yes. The app listens through your phone's mic, so place the phone near your computer's speaker.
Do I need an internet connection?
Yes, while translating, because speech recognition and translation run on a server. Saved meetings open offline.
Where is my data stored?
On your phone. Cloud backup of the transcript and minutes is off by default; if you turn it on, they are also saved on a server in Tokyo. Your projects and glossary always sync to your account.
Is the translation accurate?
The context you enter (industry, roles, project, terms) helps the translation fit your work. The environment matters too: in a noisy room, or with unrelated people talking near the mic, subtitles and translations will be less accurate. It is machine translation, so always check numbers, names and key decisions.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Sign in with Google, Apple or email.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, go to Account, then Delete account. Your account, projects, files and cloud meetings are deleted.
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