Two-way translation
Translate your speech and the speech of your interlocutor in a stream. Each direction can be turned on separately, and the original can be left silent.
The app translates speech both ways and voices it during your call. Works with Teams, Zoom and other calling apps.
Free app · For Windows and Linux · Teams, Zoom and more
The application is free to use. Select your language, the language of the interlocutor and the translation service: listen to the translation, send the translated speech and return to the recorded conversations.
Translate your speech and the speech of your interlocutor in a stream. Each direction can be turned on separately, and the original can be left silent.
Follow the translation in the journal and listen to the spoken phrases. Availability of languages and voices depends on the selected service.
OpenAI, Gemini, Pinch, Soniox, Qwen and Gladia are supported. For Gladia, you can choose a voice-over service.
Save the audio and text of the conversation, open the call log and return to the right moments.
Select microphone, headphones, languages and service. Indicators help you check sound levels.
The interface is available in Russian, Ukrainian, English and other languages. Settings and keys are saved locally.
Download the build for your system and open translator.guru.
Specify your language, the language of the interlocutor, devices and translation service. Use headphones.
Connect a virtual microphone in the calling application and enable the desired translation directions.
Installer for Windows. If necessary, the installer will prompt you to install the VB-CABLE virtual audio cable and restart your computer.
Download for Windows ↓Installer 0.3.2 · 64-bit Windows · ZIP · Password: 12
Package for Debian and Ubuntu. Requires a graphics session, PulseAudio or PipeWire and an internet connection.
Download for Linux ↓DEB version 0.3.2 installation: sudo apt install ./voice-translator_0.3.2_all.deb
The application is free. Cloud services require Internet access to operate; API providers can set their own limits and rates.