Live speech translation
Cuckoo translates spoken conversation into selected languages as a meeting or event proceeds, helping participants follow without waiting for a separate translated recap.
Real-time AI translation for global teams across meetings and events.
Cuckoo is a real-time AI translation and interpretation tool for teams working across languages. It captures speech during meetings and events, then provides translations and live transcripts so participants can follow the conversation in selected languages. Teams can add keywords and internal documents to help Cuckoo account for technical terminology and meeting context.
It supports cross-language communication for sales, marketing, support, internal collaboration, and multilingual events. Cuckoo works with Zoom, Google Meet, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, and is also available on mobile and desktop. Its purpose is to let participants speak naturally while colleagues or customers follow along in another language.
Cuckoo translates spoken conversation into selected languages as a meeting or event proceeds, helping participants follow without waiting for a separate translated recap.
Participants can access live transcripts and translations on their own devices. In the W&B meetup example, attendees followed along through a shared QR code.
Teams can provide documents and key terms before a conversation. Cuckoo uses this material to learn technical details and recognize specialized terminology, such as RAG or product names.
The service can detect and interpret languages spoken during a meeting, with support listed for more than 20 languages.
Cuckoo works inside Zoom, Google Meet, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, and can be used on mobile or desktop.
Team plans include organization-wide dictionaries, while Professional includes a personal dictionary, supporting consistent terminology across conversations.
Sales, marketing, and support professionals can speak with customers across regions while participants follow the discussion in their selected languages.
Event organizers can brief Cuckoo with technical terms, then let speakers present naturally while attendees read live translations and transcripts. W&B used it for meetups in Seoul and Tokyo.
Teams in different markets can use real-time interpretation for recurring syncs and collaboration without requiring everyone to work in one language.
Regional product managers and program teams can discuss local requirements, coordinate launches, and share operational context. KKday describes using Cuckoo in leadership and cross-functional discussions across JAPAC.
Organizations can use Cuckoo for meetings as well as in-person events, including talks and larger conferences; W&B says it plans to use the service for an APAC conference.
The website lists support for more than 20 languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Vietnamese, Thai, Hindi, and Filipino.
Teams can add keywords and upload documents such as PDFs. Cuckoo uses that material to learn terminology and details relevant to the conversation.
Cuckoo works with Zoom, Google Meet, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, and is available on mobile and desktop.
Yes. The W&B case describes sharing a QR code so meetup attendees could follow live transcripts and translations on their devices.
The pricing page lists Professional at $100 per month, Teams at $100 per user per month for two or more seats, and custom-priced Enterprise. Professional and Teams offer a free trial; the page describes a 60-minute trial for Professional.
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