Live now
Current features
Everything below is shipped and working today, across the OBS plugin, the translation backend, account management, and viewer-side captioning.
Plugin
- OBS plugin for Windows and macOS
- Speech recognition in the OBS plugin, currently 4 languages (more coming)
- Tune recognition to your own speech patterns
- Select a game for game-specific vocabulary recognition
- Add your own personal vocabulary for preferred recognition
- Multiple audio feeds with each speaker identified to viewers
- Choose from a selection of translation models, or use the standard one
Translation & distribution
- Realtime translation
- Distribution to up to 5,000 viewers, according to your plan
- Architecture scalable to any number of viewers on request, including for events
- Gaming terms are retained independent of the translation model
- 13 languages available today, with more coming
- Translated captions can be downloaded as .srt files after streams
Account management
- Simple login based on email
- Choose from a number of plans, with flexibility to add individual extra languages
- Plan upgrades always possible
- Connect your Twitch/YouTube channel (optional), for mobile streamers
- Disconnect (revoke) your license for security
- Completely remove your account if required
Captioning for viewers
- Effectively zero-latency captioning for viewers
- Viewers choose their own language from those available in the streamer's plan
- Captions work with a desktop browser extension for Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox
- Desktop captions appearance highly configurable for the viewer
- Desktop extension works with any streaming platform, in the browser
- Mobile viewer for YouTube and Twitch also available
In development
Coming soon
In active development — not available yet, but on the roadmap.
- Ability to retrain speech recognition on your own voice
- Support for streaming platforms other than OBS
- Language/region-based captioning statistics
- Combine multiple live streams into a single caption stream
- Translation to Hindi
Known limits
Restrictions
A couple of current edge cases worth knowing about.
- The mobile viewer supports Twitch chat, but not YouTube chat
- Translation from languages other than English into Tagalog is currently not reliable enough.