Low-latency audio interpretation
CoeFont reports a one-second delay between speech and interpreted audio, supporting exchanges where participants need to respond during the conversation.
Real-time AI voice interpretation for multilingual meetings and business conversations.
CoeFont Interpreter is the voice interpretation offering within CoeFont's AI voice platform. It translates speech into natural-sounding audio for in-person conversations, remote meetings and presentations. Mobile and desktop apps support different meeting settings, with browser access for participants receiving interpretations.
The service is designed for international teams and organizations communicating across languages. Its interpretation uses conversation context, while Enterprise tools add custom dictionaries and context files for specialized vocabulary. CoeFont's broader subscriptions combine Interpreter allowances with text-to-speech and AI voice creation.
CoeFont reports a one-second delay between speech and interpreted audio, supporting exchanges where participants need to respond during the conversation.
Enterprise includes custom dictionaries, context files and speaker identification. Teams can supply industry terminology, names and other proper nouns to guide interpretation.
The desktop app runs in the background with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex and Discord. Participants can access live interpretations through a browser, including on smartphones.
The mobile interface adjusts for people sitting side by side or facing each other, helping participants follow interpretation during an in-person conversation.
Automatically generated summaries capture main points and action items. Transcripts and summaries can be shared with colleagues who missed the meeting.
Plus and Enterprise exclude customer data from CoeFont's AI training by default. Enterprise also provides SSO and organization access controls; this training setting does not mean all processing stays on the device.
Distributed teams can discuss decisions across languages in their existing online meeting tools and share the resulting meeting records with absent colleagues.
Use the mobile app during client visits or informal business conversations to exchange spoken information without moving the discussion to a desktop meeting.
Organizers can provide multilingual audio for online presentations, courses and streamed conferences, then use mobile interpretation for conversations with attendees in person.
Support staff can respond to foreign-language inquiries using desktop audio interpretation, with Enterprise terminology tools helping address specialized products or industry terms.
The mobile apps support English, Japanese, Chinese, French, and Spanish. The Interpreter website also lists Korean, German, Russian, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, and Portuguese; availability differs by platform.
The website's Free plan is for non-commercial use and includes 20 minutes per month for one user. Standard costs US$20 per month with 5 hours for one user. Plus costs US$350 per month with 8 hours and up to five users. Website prices include tax; app-store purchases can use regional pricing. Enterprise offers scalable usage and unlimited users through sales.
You can record your voice for use as the interpretation voice. The website states that this capability is currently limited to Japanese.
Enterprise includes single sign-on, internal terminology registration and a Microsoft Teams plugin. Its advanced interpretation features also include custom dictionaries, context files and speaker identification.
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