What it does
Speechara is an AI assistant for real-time conversations such as work meetings, calls, interviews and lectures. It listens to audio on your computer, so it works beside Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and other desktop calls and does not appear as a participant. During a session it shows live transcription and subtitles, with speech recognition and translation in 88 languages, and can suggest a reply or clarify a question that was just asked. Afterwards it saves a transcript, a structured summary, notes and action items in a searchable history. The site says audio recordings are not stored, saved transcripts and summaries are encrypted with keys tied to your account, history can be deleted at any time, and conversations are not used to train models. It is in beta, offered as a web app and as Mac and Windows downloads, and the app interface comes in 50 languages.
Capabilities
- Live transcription and subtitles during calls
- Real-time translation across 88 languages
- Reply suggestions and clarification of questions
- Summaries, notes and action items
- Searchable conversation history you can delete
- No meeting bot joins the call
When to use it
- You join meetings or interviews in a language you are still learning
- You want notes without sending a bot into the call
- You want clean notes from a lecture to review later
- You want help forming an answer while a conversation is still going
