Comparison · verified October 9, 2026

Konvo vs Tactiq

Tactiq and Konvo both skip the bot and both translate live, so this one is closer than most. The difference is where they listen. Tactiq lives in your browser and works from the meeting’s captions. Konvo is a desktop app that hears whatever your computer plays.

Tactiq is great inside browser meetings and has a usable free tier. Konvo covers desktop apps, phone calls and mixed-language meetings, and keeps transcripts and recordings on your computer.

Side by side

Konvo compared with Tactiq. Figures checked October 9, 2026.
KonvoTactiq
Joins your meeting as a bot No No, Chrome extension
Monthly price ✓$9 flat $12/user (Pro)
Billed annually ✓$69/year (~$5.75/month) $8/user/month
Free tier ~30 minutes ✓10 transcripts a month
Live translation Yes, 40+ languages Yes, translated captions
Where it works ✓Any app: Zoom/Teams desktop, Slack, phone calls Meet, Zoom and Teams in the browser, plus a Mac app
How it hears speech ✓Speech recognition on the audio itself Reads the platform’s live captions in Meet
Meeting that mixes two languages ✓Mixed mode (10 languages) or Ultra Follows the meeting’s caption language
Screen recording ✓Yes, free, saved locally No, text only
Where transcripts are kept ✓On your computer Tactiq dashboard, optional Google Drive
Exports & integrations Text and subtitle files ✓Google Docs, Notion, Slack, PDF

When to pick Tactiq instead

Questions we get

Is Konvo a Tactiq alternative?
Yes, especially if your meetings aren’t all in a browser. Konvo hears any app on your computer, including the Zoom and Teams desktop apps and phone calls, handles meetings that switch languages, and can record your screen. Tactiq is the simpler choice if everything you do is browser-based.
Do both translate in real time?
Yes. Tactiq shows translated captions during the meeting, built on the platform’s captions. Konvo runs its own speech recognition on the audio and streams translation into 40+ languages, and you can speak back and be translated out loud.
Does Tactiq work with the Zoom desktop app?
Tactiq is mainly a Chrome extension for browser meetings. Its pricing page also lists a Mac app, which reviews describe as covering Zoom desktop. Konvo works with any desktop app on macOS, Windows and Linux because it listens to system audio.

Try it on your next meeting

~30 minutes free, no card needed. After that, $9/month for ~25 hours, or $69/year (~$5.75 a month).

Sources

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