Bilingual subtitles
You can check the translation instead of trusting it. You see the sentence in both languages at once, so a name, a figure or a technical term can be checked there and then, without stopping the meeting.
Traducore speaks aloud what the other person is saying, while they say it. And if you want, they hear you in their own language — with nothing to install and no bot invited to the call.
The demos are real recordings of the program, with the translated voice it generates live.Narrated in Spanish, with English subtitles.
The translation keeps each person's tone and register, so in a meeting you still know who said what without looking at the screen.
On Windows 11 you choose which program you want to hear translated. Notifications, music and the rest of your computer's sound stay out, and don't burn minutes.
The same meeting translated from English into Spanish, recorded with the program running on Windows. They have sound: press play.
Bilingual subtitles
You can check the translation instead of trusting it. You see the sentence in both languages at once, so a name, a figure or a technical term can be checked there and then, without stopping the meeting.
Clean subtitles
Less reading, more meeting. Just the translation, with the latest sentence highlighted and the earlier ones dimmed: you know where to look at a glance and get straight back to the camera.
Voice only
There's nothing to show on screen:
this is what you hear.
You understand it with your eyes free. Almost every live translator gives you subtitles and makes you choose between reading and looking at the camera. Here the original voice is turned down and the translation comes in over it: you listen and you answer.
Voice and subtitles
You hear it first and confirm if in doubt. The voice arrives first so you can answer in time, and the subtitle stays as a backup for acronyms, figures and names. This is the mode for meetings that get decided live.
Conversation in both directions
When you speak, your translated voice goes into the call: the other person installs nothing and opens no separate link. It's the only thing on this list that can't be shown in a screen recording, because it needs someone on the other end.
Try it free →Not a word of the four recordings was written by hand: it's what the translator produced in those sessions. The example voices are synthetic; what's being shown is the translation.
Works over any Windows program that makes a sound
It doesn’t need to be on a list: if it plays on your computer, it can be translated. You choose the program and the rest of the sound carries on unchanged.
For video calls and meetings with turn-taking. It puts getting the answer to you first, so you can reply without leaving awkward silences.
For talks, classes and videos with no pauses. It waits until the sentence is complete, so the intonation and the meaning arrive whole.
On paid plans, the translated voice follows the speaker’s tone. No cutting off mid-word, no sentences patched together.
On Windows 11 it translates only the application you pick. Every other sound on your computer carries on as normal.
Your plan gives you a number of hours a month, and the balance starts over when it renews. Change plan or cancel whenever it suits you, from your account area.
Pick your mode and try it free
Try it on your next meeting
Start understanding everything today
A translator is little use if it arrives late or sounds bad. Traducore is built around those two things: that the voice is clear, and that it doesn’t leave you behind.
Start with 15 free minutes a day, no card required. Then pick a plan: a monthly subscription you can cancel whenever you like, with no lock-in.
For the odd video and for trying it out.
For regular use, week in week out.
For heavy use.
Built for people translating content every day who want the lowest price per hour.
For the occasional meeting.
For meetings every week.
For teams and daily use.
The plan for people who live in international meetings and need room to spare.
Not all live translators work the same way. These are the decisions we took, and why.
| The usual way | How Traducore does it | |
|---|---|---|
| How it reaches you | Subtitles on screen. You have to read them while trying to follow the meeting. | Translated speech in your ear, while the other person is still talking. Your eyes and hands stay free. |
| The other person | Reads your subtitles on a separate link, or misses everything. | Hears you in their language, with your voice going into the call. They install nothing. |
| What gets captured | Every sound on the computer: music, notifications and whatever else you have open. | Only the application you choose (on Windows 11). Everything else is neither captured nor charged to your minutes. |
| What’s left afterwards | Transcript and recording kept on their server so they can offer you summaries. | Nothing. No audio, no text. Not even we can recover it. How we do it. |
The full desktop app for Windows 10 and 11. Installs in one click and updates itself.
For meetings in Google Meet, Zoom or Teams in the browser: the other person hears you translated, with no virtual microphone to install.
The same program as a single .exe file. No installer and no admin rights, for computers where you can't use the Store.
Traducore is designed not to keep the content of your conversations. The technical logs hold only durations and performance figures, never what was said.
The keys live on the server,
never on your computer
15 free minutes a day to see for yourself
No. Traducore listens to the audio on your own computer, so no new participant shows up in the meeting and nobody has to accept anything. It works with Zoom, Teams, Meet, Discord, the browser or any program that plays sound.
Not to hear the translation. You only need one if you want the other person to hear you translated: you use VB-CABLE, which is free. Coming soon: in browser meetings (Meet, Zoom web or Teams web), the Chrome and Edge extension will do it without a cable.
You get 15 free minutes every day, no card required. Paid plans are a monthly subscription from €7.95 (2 hours) with no commitment; if you run short one month, you can buy a 5-hour pack without changing plan.
Mainly the voice. On the free plan the translation is spoken by a synthetic voice in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese, and in other languages it arrives as subtitles. On a paid plan it comes out in the voice of whoever is speaking, in every language.
No. Neither the text nor the audio of your sessions is stored, not on your computer and not on our servers. The logs only keep durations and errors, never content.
If a session is cut short by a fault on our side, we refund that time automatically (up to 60 minutes per session and 2 hours per day). You don't have to ask.
Windows 10 or 11, an internet connection and a free account. Install it from the Microsoft Store or with the portable file, sign in with your email and choose which application you want to translate.