English-Chinese, live, in real conversations
Between English and Chinese, real speech rarely stays in one lane: international teams, families and trading partners mix the two constantly. All Voices is built for exactly that.
Mixed sentences are normal here
In Chinese-international workplaces and families, sentences genuinely switch mid-stream: a Chinese sentence with an English product name, an English sentence that ends in Chinese. All Voices identifies the language per line, and within a line it keeps the sentence together instead of shredding it, so the transcript reads the way the room sounded.
Tones, names and numbers
Chinese speech recognition lives or dies on context: 十四 and 四十 sound close, names collide, and a transcript that guesses badly is worse than none. All Voices uses full sentence context for both recognition and translation, and the audio stays synced to every line, so anything that matters can be replayed and checked against what was actually said.
English and Chinese still need a connection
All Voices supports live English-Chinese transcription and translation, but it does not process the conversation offline. If the connection drops, it keeps recording while it reconnects, and live text resumes only after the connection returns. The same rule applies to every language pair.
Two directions, one device
When both English and Chinese are being spoken, All Voices pairs them automatically and interprets both ways; when only one side needs translating, every line is rendered into the language you choose. Either way there is one transcript, with speakers labelled, audio kept, and a summary written when you stop. The first 15 minutes are free, without a card.
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