60+ languages. Any direction.
In real time.

One way translates one speaker’s language into a target language — useful for talks, lectures and webinars. Two way translates a conversation between two languages in both directions, so each side can follow the other. Multilingual translates one speaker into several target languages at the same time.

Yes. Automatic language detection tells which language each speaker is using, then shows split-screen subtitles in both languages.

Accuracy is 92–95% with a delay of less than 0.5 seconds.

Yes, with no meeting bot or browser extension. Transync AI listens to the meeting audio directly and also works for WhatsApp calls and face-to-face conversations.

Mac, Windows, iOS, Android and Web, with data synced across devices. Get the mobile app on the App Store or Google Play, or find every version on the download page.

Yes. Any two of the 60+ supported languages can be paired directly — for example Japanese and Spanish, Korean and German, or Chinese and French. Pick both languages in the app and Transync AI translates between them in real time, in one way, two way or multilingual mode. You don’t need to speak English to use it, and you can change the pair whenever the conversation moves to another language.

Open Transync AI and tap the language selector in the top bar. Choose a mode first — one way, two way or multilingual — then pick the source language and one or more target languages. The same selector is available on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and the web app, so the steps are identical on every device you use.

Not sure which mode fits? Start with two way for a conversation between two people, and switch to one way or multilingual later — the mode can be changed at any point during a session.

Yes. Besides live captions, Transync AI can read the translation aloud. This helps when you are walking, presenting or simply can’t look at the screen, and in a two way conversation it lets the other person hear your words in their own language. You can turn the voice on or off at any time from the top bar.

Use two way mode for face-to-face meetings, interviews, doctor visits and travel, where both people need to understand each other. Use one way mode for lectures, online courses, webinars and videos. Use multilingual mode when one presenter needs to reach an audience that speaks several different languages, such as a conference, a global all-hands meeting or an international classroom.

Whatever the mode, you get live captions on screen while people speak, so nobody has to wait for the speaker to finish before following along.

Yes. New accounts include free translation minutes that work with every supported language and all three modes, so you can test the exact language pair you need before choosing a plan. See pricing for plan details and team options.