When one meeting speaks two languages

How Mixed mode works

Pick "Mixed languages" as the listening language and the language you want to read, then press Start. Konvo detects the language of each sentence as it is spoken, switching automatically mid-meeting, even mid-sentence.

Sentences already in your reading language appear instantly, word for word. Everything else is translated live. You follow one meeting in one language, no matter how many the room is speaking.

Which languages it can listen to at once

Mixed mode auto-detects ten languages simultaneously: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese and Hindi, in any combination. Most transcription tools lock you to one input language per session; Konvo listens for all ten at the same time and switches with the speakers.

Beyond Mixed mode, Konvo transcribes 40+ languages, any of which can be the listening language, and translates into any of them.

Where this matters

A German-English standup where the discussion drifts between both. A Franco-Spanish sales call. A Japanese team presenting in English but debating in Japanese. In all of these, a single-language transcriber returns near-empty text for the half it was not told about, which reads like the product is broken.

Konvo runs on your computer and reads system audio, so this works in Zoom, Meet, Teams or any other app, with no bot joining the call.

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