Pick two languages, tap the mic, and start talking. Then flip between Translation mode and Interpreter mode to hear how TalkTool behaves on a call we place versus a call you merge us into.
For calls TalkTool answers or dials — each side simply hears their own language.
What each side hears
Try saying
“Can we schedule this for tomorrow morning?”
Each column shows what that side of the call hears.
The soft tap after each translation is the same cue real calls play.
Phone calls add ~100ms PSTN overhead. Same translation pipeline.
Every word ran through the same pipeline a real caller hits in production. Here's what happened, and why it's fast enough that the conversation never stalls.
Translation mode is how a call we own behaves: each side hears only their own language, both directions at once. Interpreter mode is how a call you merged us into behaves: speak, pause, and the translation plays to everyone. Flip the toggle above to hear the difference.
Every session goes through the same translation pipeline a real customer hits — including dialects like Cantonese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Egyptian Arabic.
You just heard the same translation engine and voices a real caller hears. The one difference: this demo uses a single microphone and speaker, while a live TalkTool call gives each side its own line, over the phone.
The browser demo is the same engine that picks up your customers' calls — just plug in a number and you're live.
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