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Parley Voice

Two-way live voice translation for your online meetings

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Parley Voice is a desktop app for macOS and Windows that does two-way simultaneous interpretation in online meetings. You speak your language; the other side hears a translated voice through a virtual microphone. Their speech comes back to you translated in your headphones. The other side doesn't need to install anything.

Pricing: pay per minute, no subscription. Qwen $0.070/min (multilingual), Doubao $0.148/min (Chinese ↔ English). A 60-minute meeting costs about $4.20 on Qwen or $8.88 on Doubao. Only Qwen and Doubao are live today; OpenAI and Gemini are coming soon.

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Features

Two-way meeting translation through virtual audio devices

Venue mode for one-way multilingual output at in-person events

Optional voice cloning, so the translation can sound like you

A monitor channel to hear your translated voice

Transcript history and SRT caption export

Use Cases

Weekly Zoom, Teams or Meet calls where each side speaks a different language

In-person events or classrooms that need one-way multilingual output

Sessions where you want to monitor your translated voice and export captions

Comments

Pricing is prepaid wallet by the minute (Qwen / Doubao). Useful if you only need interpretation for occasional meetings instead of another seat licence.

Tried the Mac build for a short Chinese↔English test call. Setup is the virtual mic/speaker step; once that clicked, both directions worked without the other side installing anything.

I attend a lot of international meetings but my English isn't great. Existing simultaneous-interpretation apps weren't good enough, and I didn't want to buy special headphones, so I built Parley myself (I'm the founder). It translates both sides of a Zoom, Teams or Meet call into live voice through a virtual mic — the other side doesn't need to install anything.

Honest limit: needs a stable network and feels like working with an interpreter (model delay), not face-to-face. Their get-started checklist helped me verify both directions.

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Comments

Pricing is prepaid wallet by the minute (Qwen / Doubao). Useful if you only need interpretation for occasional meetings instead of another seat licence.

Tried the Mac build for a short Chinese↔English test call. Setup is the virtual mic/speaker step; once that clicked, both directions worked without the other side installing anything.

I attend a lot of international meetings but my English isn't great. Existing simultaneous-interpretation apps weren't good enough, and I didn't want to buy special headphones, so I built Parley myself (I'm the founder). It translates both sides of a Zoom, Teams or Meet call into live voice through a virtual mic — the other side doesn't need to install anything.

Honest limit: needs a stable network and feels like working with an interpreter (model delay), not face-to-face. Their get-started checklist helped me verify both directions.

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