How it works
Translate your meeting.
Keep the conversation natural.
VoxaPulse adds two-way meeting translation to Google Meet. People speak in their selected language while the other side receives translated voice and live captions.
Live captions · Participant-routed audio
2language sides
3listening modes
Livetransient audio processing
1:1 → groupsthe same simple flow
The meeting flow
Ready in six clear steps.
The current extension does not join as a meeting bot and is designed to play translated sound in the browser rather than send it through your Google Meet microphone.
- 01
Open the meeting
The organizer opens Google Meet, signs in to the VoxaPulse Chrome extension, and selects the active meeting tab.
- 02
Choose both languages
One language is assigned to the organizer side and one to the guest side. The same two-side structure works for individuals and groups.
- 03
Invite each side
VoxaPulse creates a separate link and six-digit code for each language group. Guests can join without creating an account.
- 04
Check and consent
Each participant joins the correct side, allows microphone and audio access, and explicitly consents before live processing begins.
- 05
Speak naturally
The extension uses participant-attributed routes to process supported speech and return automated translated audio and captions to the intended language side.
- 06
Finish with control
Stopping releases capture and closes the live translation route. Usage is finalized, and a transcript is saved only when the required participants agreed.
Choose your format
One-to-one or two full teams.
One-to-one
One participant joins each language side. Both people speak, read captions, and receive the other person's translated audio in their browser.
- Guests join without an account
- One language per person
- Translation in both directions
Team conversation
The organizer shares separate invitations with two language groups. Participants join their assigned side so the service can attribute and route their voices.
- One shared language per group
- Participant-routed same-side team audio
- Translated audio from the other side
Inside the participant route
Your voice takes a deliberate path.
Google Meet remains the original call. VoxaPulse processes only the consented participant stream needed to create the translation.
- 1Your microphoneExplicit permission and consent
- 2Speech recognitionA complete phrase is identified
- 3AI translationMeaning moves to the other language
- 4Participant-routed returnTranslated voice and captions reach the intended side
You choose what you hear
Three listening modes.
One conversation.
Hear original voices from your own language group and translated speech from the other side.
Keep normal Google Meet audio and follow the translated conversation in text.
Focus on the translated track, with an independent volume control.
Built around consent
Processed live.
Transcript storage is a separate choice.
The current service is designed not to save raw meeting audio as a VoxaPulse meeting record. External providers may process audio transiently under their terms and configured controls. Optional transcript storage requires the configured participant consent and is normally limited to 30 days.
AI translation is not certified and can be wrong. Verify names, numbers, decisions, and other important details with the speaker or a qualified human interpreter.
Read the Privacy Policy →Your next multilingual meeting