AAnna
JJames
AAziz
Voice translation, not just text
You hear everyone in your language. Each speaker is given a distinct voice for the whole meeting, so you always know who's talking.
Live voice translation · 6 languages
Speak your language. Everyone hears theirs.
Video meetings by link, translated as you talk. Send the link in any messenger: your guest opens it in a browser, picks a language and hears everyone in it, as a voice and as subtitles.
- Guests need no account
- Works on phones
- Nothing is recorded
- Русский
- English
- Oʻzbekcha
- Türkçe
- Español
- Deutsch
Try it
One sentence. Six languages.
Pick a language to see how Aziz's sentence reaches someone who speaks it. In every language, the same voice speaks for him.
A
Aziz
speaks Uzbek
Aziz's voicelive
UZ → ENTranslated from Uzbek
Let's meet on Friday at ten — I'll bring the contract and the samples.
How it works
From link to conversation in four steps
- 01
Create a meeting
One button and the link is ready. Nobody needs an account, you included.
- 02
Send the link
Telegram, WhatsApp, email or a QR code. The link preview already shows it's an invitation.
- 03
Your guest picks a language
They open the link in a browser on a computer or phone, type their name and choose the language they speak.
- 04
Talk
Everyone hears the others in their own language, as a voice and as subtitles, a moment after each sentence.
Features
Built for real conversations
Translation isn't an add-on here, it's what the call is built around. Everything else works the way you're used to.
Microphone
To translation
Noise suppression
Street noise, keyboards and voices at the next desk are removed before translation. Only speech gets translated.
AnnaLet's sign it on Friday.
Давайте подпишем в пятницу.
AzizI'll bring the samples.
Namunalarni olib kelaman.
Subtitles and transcript
Translation and original on screen, and the translated conversation in a transcript in your language that you can download any time during the meeting.
Nothing to install
Works in the browser on computers, iPhone and Android. A link is all a guest needs.
Recordingoff
Nothing is recorded
VirtualMeets doesn't record or store video, sound or what was said: it all reaches the other participants in real time. Chat and transcript live only in participants' browsers.
6
languages, any combination
8
people per meeting
1
link to bring a guest in
0
apps to install
Who it's for
When language shouldn't get in the way
- ENTR
Business with partners abroad
Negotiate with a supplier in Istanbul or a client in Berlin without an interpreter or retelling.
- UZES
Families across borders
Grandma in Samarkand speaks Uzbek, the grandkids in Madrid speak Spanish. Now they understand each other.
- ENRU
Education
Lessons with a tutor from another country, and classes where everyone speaks a different language.
- DEEN
Doctor consultations
A first online consultation when doctor and patient don't share a language. For decisions where every word matters, you still need a professional medical interpreter.
- ENUZ
Recruiting
Interview candidates from other countries and judge their experience, not their English.
Video
See what a meeting looks like
Three people, three languages, one conversation.
Compare
Not just another video call
What sets VirtualMeets apart from the video calls you know.
| What matters | VirtualMeets | A typical video call |
|---|---|---|
| Hear others in your language | Yes, as a voice and subtitles | Usually not, or subtitles only |
| Uzbek | Supported like every other language | Rarely supported |
| What a guest needs | Just the link | Often an account or an app |
| Voice translation on the free plan | Yes, in all 6 languages | Usually only on paid plans |
| Transcript | In your language, during the meeting | Usually in the original language |
Hear others in your language
VirtualMeets: Yes, as a voice and subtitlesA typical video call: Usually not, or subtitles onlyUzbek
VirtualMeets: Supported like every other languageA typical video call: Rarely supportedWhat a guest needs
VirtualMeets: Just the linkA typical video call: Often an account or an appVoice translation on the free plan
VirtualMeets: Yes, in all 6 languagesA typical video call: Usually only on paid plansTranscript
VirtualMeets: In your language, during the meetingA typical video call: Usually in the original language
Pricing
Start for free
Free for whoever creates the meeting and for everyone they invite.
Free
For anyone
no sign-up, no card
- Up to 8 people per meeting
- All 6 languages, voice and subtitles
- Noise suppression and transcript
- Guests join free, no sign-up
Business
Coming soonFor teams
More minutes and more people per meeting. Tell us what you need, and we'll write when the plan is ready.
Contact us
hello@virtualmeets.online
FAQ
Questions, answered
No. VirtualMeets runs in the browser: recent versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox on a computer, Safari on iPhone and iPad, and Chrome on Android. A guest only needs to open the link.
Yes. Open the link in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, no app needed. Translation sounds clearer in headphones, and the others won't hear an echo.
Up to 8. Everyone can have their own language; the translation runs for all of them at once.
Russian, English, Uzbek, Turkish, Spanish and German, in any combination. The website and the meeting interface are in Russian, English and Uzbek.
You hear each sentence a few seconds after it's spoken. Longer speech is translated sentence by sentence without waiting for a pause, so the translation keeps up with the conversation. Uzbek is the exception: it is translated at each pause, so shorter phrases work best.
No. Video and sound reach the participants in real time and aren't recorded. Speech is recognised and translated on the fly, and VirtualMeets keeps neither the audio nor the text. Chat and transcript exist only in participants' browsers and are gone when they leave the meeting. The privacy policy has the details.
Privacy policy →Right now VirtualMeets is free for hosts and guests alike. A business plan is in the works; write to us if you need one.
No. A guest opens the link, types their name and picks a language. Nobody needs an account, not even whoever creates the meeting.
For 24 hours after it's created. The host can end the meeting earlier, and then the link stops working.
Try it on your next call
Create a link and send it to someone you've wanted to talk to without an interpreter.
Guests don't need an account