Bicaption is an AI real-time voice translator for meetings — live bilingual captions in the browser: you talk, your audience reads in their own language, and the summary writes itself.
No login · A real 2-minute trial · No audio is ever stored
Bicaption is an AI live voice translator built for meetings, classes, and live events. As you speak, AI speech recognition transcribes your words within a second, a translation model renders them in the other language, and both lines stream to your audience as live bilingual captions — no interpreter, no special hardware, no plugins. It works alongside Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or a plain conference room: keep your usual meeting tool for audio and video, open Bicaption in a browser tab, and share one viewer link. Everyone reads in the language they choose, and when the meeting ends the transcript, summary, and action items are already written.
Nothing to install, no IT approval. Compare Teams: live translated captions sit behind the Premium paywall; here you just open a page.
Send a single link to everyone; each viewer picks their own language. No signup for viewers, and they never use up your seats.
When the meeting ends you get an abstract, decisions, and a who·what·deadline action table — exportable as PDF / Markdown / SRT.
Click start and talk in Chinese or English — the speaking direction is detected automatically. Your browser streams the audio, and AI speech recognition turns it into punctuated, readable text in about a second.
Every sentence is translated the moment it lands, and the original plus the translation scroll together as bilingual captions. Viewers can also pick from 60+ caption languages, each translated in parallel from the same audio.
Send the viewer link or QR code to the room. Nobody installs anything or signs up; each viewer reads in their own language. Afterwards you get the transcript, an auto-written summary, decisions, action items, and SRT export.
Seats are free — you pay only for hours actually used. Unlimited hosts; link viewers never take seats.
Ran over?Top up at a transparent $3/hour — no forced upgrades.
Software that listens to live speech, transcribes it with AI speech recognition, and translates it into another language within a second or two — fast enough that an audience can follow along as captions while the speaker keeps talking. Unlike dictation apps, a real-time voice translator streams the translation while you speak, not after. Bicaption does this entirely in the browser and shows the original and the translation side by side.
Both, by design. Under the hood it is an AI live voice translator — speech goes in, a second language comes out in about a second. On screen, that output is delivered as bilingual captions rather than synthesized speech, because in a meeting reading is faster than listening to a robot voice, and captions let every viewer follow in a different language at once.
Yes. Bicaption runs in its own browser tab and captures your microphone directly, so it works alongside any meeting tool, webinar platform, or physical room — no integration needed. Remote viewers open the caption link next to their meeting window; in-person audiences scan a QR code.
Built-in live translation is usually locked to premium tiers (Teams Premium, Zoom add-ons), works only inside that one platform, and is visible only to meeting participants. Bicaption includes live translation on every plan — including Free — follows you across platforms, and lets anyone with the link read captions without joining the call.
Captions can be viewed in 60+ languages on every plan, never priced per language. Spoken input currently centers on Mandarin Chinese and English, with the direction detected automatically, and more spoken languages are on the way.
No audio is ever stored — sound is transcribed in transit and discarded. What you keep is text: the bilingual transcript, summary, and action items, saved to your meeting history and exportable as PDF, Markdown, or SRT subtitles.
The Free plan includes 2 hours of live translation every month — enough for real weekly meetings, not just a demo. Paid plans start at $24/month for 15 hours, and overage is a flat, transparent $3/hour on any plan. You can also try it on this page right now, no account needed.