BabelGO translates in-person speech in both directions, in real time. No app-switching, no waiting, no interpreter in the room — just the conversation you would have had if you spoke the same language.
Free during beta. No card, no sales call.
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How it works
The pipeline runs while you are still speaking. Each stage streams its output to the next instead of waiting for a complete sentence — which is the only way a translated exchange can keep the cadence of a real one.
A beamforming array isolates the speaker from the room. Crowd noise, music and cross-talk are stripped before a single word is transcribed.
Streaming speech recognition transcribes partial audio as it arrives, resolving language, intent and sentence boundaries on the fly.
A context-aware translation model carries meaning — not words — preserving tone, register, names and the jargon of your industry.
Neural speech synthesis replies in a natural voice while the sentence is still forming, so the exchange keeps the rhythm of real conversation.
Technology
Translation quality has been good enough for years. What has never worked is delivering it fast enough, and privately enough, to use in front of another human being.
Anything above half a second stops feeling like a conversation and starts feeling like a phone tree. Every layer of the stack is designed backwards from that budget.
Literal translation fails exactly where it matters: contracts, diagnoses, prices, names. BabelGO carries the meaning of a sentence, grounded in the setting it was said in.
Conversations are the most sensitive data a company holds. Ours is a pipeline you can point at an auditor without flinching.
Use cases
Every one of these is a room where the conversation already happens — badly, slowly, or through someone else. BabelGO takes the friction out without changing the room.
Global teams that stopped translating and started talking.
Site visits, supplier audits, factory floors and negotiation rooms. BabelGO drops into the meeting instead of scheduling one around an interpreter.
Qualify every visitor at the booth, not just the ones who share your language.
Four days, thousands of walk-ups, a dozen languages. Half-duplex mode is built for a loud hall: one tap, one speaker at a time, no confusion about whose turn it is.
A pharmacy in Osaka. A landlord in Lisbon. A police station anywhere.
Offline language packs keep the essentials working with no signal, no roaming plan and no awkward pointing at a phone screen.
Intake and triage without waiting on a language line.
Clinical glossaries, strict retention controls and a verbatim transcript for the record. Designed to sit inside an existing compliance program, not beside it.
Every student hears the lecture in their own language.
One speaker, many listeners, each on their own device and their own language — with a searchable transcript when the class ends.
Coverage
New pairs ship continuously. See what’s next.
Hardware
Software ships first, because that is what gets BabelGO into real conversations fastest. But the hard problems — separating one voice from a hall of them, running all day, disappearing entirely — are hardware problems. So we are building the hardware too.
Target specsDesign intent for the first device — not yet final.
FAQ
If yours is not here, write to us — a person answers.
Private beta is open. Free while it lasts, and we read every reply.