In progress
Zoom live translation
Captions and a voice in each listener’s language, inside your Zoom meetings and webinars.
Today: InterScribe works in the room and on your stream. Zoom is not connected yet.
Roadmap
The future ahead
What we’re building next, in the open. Every item says honestly where it stands today. No dates we can’t keep: we’d rather tell you when it works than when we hope it will.
- In progress · we’re building it
- Next · up after that
- Exploring · learning if it’s right
Today
What’s coming
Tell us which of these you’re waiting for. “This matters to us” opens a message to the people deciding what’s next, with the item already named.
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Google Meet live translation
InterScribe joins your Google Meet calls, and someone in the meeting lets it in. Captions and a voice in each listener’s language. Beta.
Today: InterScribe works in the room and on your stream. Google Meet is not connected yet.
Exploring
Microsoft Teams live translation
Captions and a voice in each listener’s language, inside your Microsoft Teams meetings. It is on our list and we are exploring it.
Today: InterScribe works in the room and on your stream. Teams is not connected yet.
Exploring
YouTube live captions & audio
Translated captions and audio tracks on your YouTube live stream, so online viewers choose a language right in the player.
Today: online viewers follow along from the InterScribe link you put under your stream.
Next
More AI voice languages
More natural, premium voices, in more languages, so more people hear the speaker instead of reading.
Today: AI voice speaks the languages we list on the languages page. Every other caption language can already be read aloud by the listener’s phone (Device voice).
Next
Recording & synchronized replay
Better replays: the recording, the captions and the voice in every language, staying in step as you jump around.
Today: listeners can replay an ended session with its captions, where you offer a replay.
In progress
Recorded videos: subtitles, translation and AI dubbing, starting with YouTube
Captions, subtitles, translation and AI voice dubbing for videos that were not live, beginning with YouTube.
Today: InterScribe works on live sessions. An ended session’s recording replays with its captions; uploading or linking a video is not available yet.
Exploring
Singing & music captions
Captions that keep up when the room is singing: worship songs, choirs, a concert.
Today: captions follow speech best. Translated slides from your presentation software, such as ProPresenter, are in beta and not part of any plan yet.
Exploring
A sign-language avatar
A long-term vision: signing on the listener’s screen where no interpreter is available. Only if Deaf signers tell us it is good enough.
Today: sign language comes from human sign-language interpreters at your event, alongside our live captions. Interpreters on InterScribe
Tell us what you need
The roadmap is shaped by the rooms we serve.
Once, at a global conference, someone asked for a language we didn’t have. We built it during the break and brought it back live. Tell us what your room is missing.
What would make InterScribe work for you?
Tell us what you needThat’s the future. Here’s what works today.
Captions and a voice in their ear, 100+ languages included, on the phone they already have. Hear a real recorded session, then see your price.