Voxis — Live Translate

About

**Translation that talks back.** Most live translators only show subtitles. Voxis listens to whatever is playing in your browser tab — a foreign-language video, livestream, podcast, lecture or meeting — and plays it back as a natural spoken voice in your language, in real time, with live bilingual captions.

- **One click, any tab.** No screen-share picker, no extra software. Click Start and the active tab's audio is translated and spoken back.
- **Real interpreting, not caption relay.** Voxis streams the actual audio to Google's native-simultaneous translation model — it interprets the live speech a few seconds behind the speaker, the way a human interpreter does. It is not tied to a video's existing subtitle track, so it works on anything that makes sound.
- **79 languages**, a choice of voices, and an adjustable original-volume dial so you can keep a little of the source under the translation.
- **Two ways to use it:**
  - **Voxis account** — sign in and go; minutes are managed by your plan at voxislive.com.
  - **Bring your own key** — paste your own Google Gemini API key and run with **zero telemetry**: nothing about your audio or usage is ever sent to Voxis. The key stays in your browser.
- **Private by design.** Audio is sent only to Google's Gemini Live API for translation. In bring-your-own-key mode, Voxis's servers are never contacted at all.

Note: live interpreting runs a few seconds behind the speaker — that lag is the model keeping the translation accurate, not a glitch.

Works in Chrome and Edge. Captures browser-tab audio (not full system audio). One-way incoming translation today; two-way meeting mode is on the roadmap.