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Select the language you speak and the language of the person you're calling. Enable either direction or both.
When a conversation moves quickly in another language, translated text can help you follow along. This is the experience Eloquence is preparing for one-to-one video calls.
Ask us a questionEloquence aims to display translated captions during a call. You could follow the other person’s speech and let them read a translation of yours, according to the translation direction you choose.
Select the language you speak and the language of the person you're calling. Enable either direction or both.
Keep using your familiar video calling app. Eloquence is designed to operate alongside it.
Their speech is captioned for you. Your own words can be translated for them on your outgoing video.
Quality will depend on conversation conditions and the selected languages. Translations can be inaccurate and captions may lag behind speech. No accuracy level or numerical delay is promised before testing.
The project plans for translation in either direction or both, according to your conversation. Final features will be confirmed through testing.
The supported-language list has not been announced yet. It will be confirmed for the commercial version after testing.
The first planned version is for Windows. Mobile versions are being considered for later, without an announced schedule.
This informational website receives no call audio or video. Processing terms for the future software will be specified before release.
No software or interactive trial is offered on this website yet. The homepage visual illustrates the concept and is not a screenshot of the software.