Meet in any language.
Real-time conversation translation for in-person meetings — a live interpreter app for iPhone, in 60 languages.
No language barrier. Vozzle translates live — every speaker talks naturally in their own language while you read everything in yours, in 60 languages. Travel mode turns the same engine into a two-way interpreter for life outside meetings, and Just Listen makes it one-way subtitles for a video, an announcement, or a room you're only following.
Everyone speaks their language. You read one.
Like Netflix subtitles — in real life.
Vozzle detects each speaker's language in real time. The transcript keeps every voice in their native tongue — as they actually said it — and streams the translation into your default language beside it. Four languages in the room. One readable feed on your screen.
Live · 4 languages
Q3 Planning · 14:32
As said
Every speaker in their native language
As you read→ EN
Streamed into your default language, beside the original
We need to push the design review to next week — I want Anna's eyes on it first.
We need to push the design review to next week — I want Anna's eyes on it first.
我同意。下周二应该可以，我先准备好用户访谈总结。
Agreed. Tuesday should work — I'll prep the user-interview summary first.
ผมจะรอจนกว่าจะได้รับอนุมัติงบประมาณก่อน
I'd rather wait until the budget is approved first.
Bagaimana kalau kita pakai Slack channel khusus untuk follow-up?
What if we used a dedicated Slack channel for follow-ups?
Now their language
is yours.
You're in their country, asking a stranger something. Drop the phone on the table or hold it between you — they speak theirs, you speak yours, both sides read live in the language they know. Two languages per session. If more voices join, Vozzle picks each one up and asks which side it's on — one tap and the conversation keeps flowing.
The interpreter app already in your pocket
If you've been searching for a live interpreter app, Travel mode is exactly that: both sides speak naturally and each reads the other in their own language the moment the words land. On Pro, Vozzle speaks the translation out loud too.
Auto-detects each speaker
As soon as someone new starts talking, Vozzle picks them up and identifies their language.
One tap per side
A new-speaker prompt slides up — one tap to add them to "You" or to "the other side." Reassign any time.
Ignores noise speakers
Tap "Ignore" on the next-table chatter and Vozzle drops them from your view. Tap "Show" to bring them back. Works in regular meetings too.
One live connection
Translation happens inside the same live transcription stream — not a second AI hop afterward.
When you're not in the conversation.
Travel mode is for talking with someone. This is for everything else. A station announcement you half-caught. A guide you're trailing. A video, a lecture, a table you're sitting at but not part of. Just Listen turns your phone into live subtitles: it listens, and the words arrive on screen in your language as they're spoken.
A person, a screen, or the room
Point it at whoever's talking, at a video or lecture playing nearby, or just at the room you're in. If your phone can hear it, it can subtitle it.
Travelling, and just following along
The platform announcement, the tour guide, the dinner conversation happening around you. You're not trying to reply, you only want to know what was said.
Subtitles you can read back
A full-height, scrollable feed, so a sentence you missed doesn't vanish off the top.
Spoken in your ear · Pro
With AirPods or Bluetooth connected it reads the translation aloud and keeps listening at the same time. On the built-in speaker it stays quiet, so it never hears itself.
Switch language mid-session
Change your language from the header and the live stream re-targets, without stopping and starting again.
Stop, and it's written up
Vozzle names the session and keeps the transcript with a plain summary. Nothing heavier to wade through.
09:12
まもなく、3番線に電車がまいります。
The train will arrive shortly on platform 3.
09:14
この寺は1200年前に建てられました。
This temple was built 1,200 years ago.
09:15
みんなでデザート頼もうか。
Shall we all order dessert?
Vozzle vs iPhone's built-in Live Translation
iOS 26's Live Translation is real progress — for calls, texts, and AirPods conversations on Apple Intelligence iPhones. Vozzle is built for the room you're actually standing in.
Works on
Vozzle
Any iPhone that runs Vozzle — no Apple Intelligence, no special hardware.
iPhone built-in
Apple Intelligence iPhones only — iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max or iPhone 16 and later.
Built for
Vozzle
Whole in-person, multi-speaker conversations: meetings, Travel mode, Just Listen. The other person needs nothing.
iPhone built-in
One-on-one calls, FaceTime, and Messages — in person only through supported AirPods, one partner at a time.
Languages
Vozzle
60 languages, live, subtitle-style.
iPhone built-in
10 languages for live speech; 16 in Messages.
Both can be true: keep the built-in for calls and texts, and use Vozzle for the conversations that happen in person. Apple feature details as of July 2026.
Questions about translation
How does live translation work in a multilingual meeting?
Vozzle detects the language each person is speaking and streams a translated line into your view as they talk. After the meeting, the transcript keeps both versions — flip between the original and your language any time.
What app can translate a conversation in real time?
Vozzle translates real conversations as they happen — including whole in-person meetings. Start a meeting and set your language: every speaker talks naturally in their own language while you read every line live in yours, and the summary lands in your language when it ends.
Is there an app that works like a live interpreter?
Yes. Travel mode is a two-way interpreter: hold the phone between you, both sides speak naturally, and each reads the other in their own language. Vozzle speaks the translation out loud too. It's a Pro feature — free accounts can try it with their 10 AI trials.
How is Vozzle different from iPhone's built-in Live Translation?
iPhone's built-in Live Translation covers one-on-one calls, FaceTime, and Messages — plus in-person conversation through supported AirPods — and needs an Apple Intelligence iPhone (15 Pro or 16 and later), in 10 languages for live speech. Vozzle translates the room you're in: whole multi-speaker meetings and conversations, live in 60 languages, on any iPhone that runs Vozzle — no AirPods required.
What is Vozzle's Travel mode?
A two-way interpreter for life outside meetings. Put the phone between you: they speak their language, you speak yours, and both sides read the conversation live. Two languages per session. When another voice joins, Vozzle picks it up and asks once which side it's on — one tap to add it to you or the other side.
How is Just Listen different from Travel mode?
Travel mode is for talking with someone: you both speak, and both sides read. Just Listen is for when you're not in the conversation at all — a video, a station announcement, a lecture, or a table you're only following. It listens one way and puts live subtitles on your screen. With AirPods or Bluetooth connected it can read them aloud too, on Pro and above.
Can Vozzle speak translations out loud?
Travel mode is a Pro feature. On Pro and Max it reads each translated line aloud, so you can speak instead of holding the screen out. Free accounts can try it with their 10 AI trials; Starter doesn't include it.
How many languages can Vozzle translate live?
Sixty. Vozzle transcribes live in all sixty and translates between any of them. Speakers can switch languages mid-meeting — the transcript follows without a settings change.
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