VoxaPulse

VoxaPulse adds participant-controlled, AI-assisted live interpretation to Google Meet for conversations between two people or two language groups. Each participant can speak naturally in a selected language, follow original and translated captions, and listen to translated speech. During a meeting you can: - Choose the organizer and guest group languages. - Join a translation room as its owner or with a guest code. - Listen to translated speech and follow original and translated captions. - Choose your listening mode and control the translation interface. - Choose whether to save a transcript. Saving requires the required participants' consent; saved transcripts are normally available for up to 30 days. Each participant who sends speech installs the extension and explicitly allows live audio processing. Audio is transmitted to VoxaPulse and contracted AI providers for transient speech recognition and translation. VoxaPulse is designed not to save raw meeting audio as a meeting record. Translation quality, timing and availability may vary by language pair, accent, audio conditions, device, network and provider response. Headphones or equivalent acoustic isolation are required. Connecting Google is a separate consent step. VoxaPulse requests read-only Google Calendar and Google Meet meeting details to associate the session with the meeting and available participant information. It does not request Gmail, Drive, Calendar write access or Google Meet media access. VoxaPulse is not a certified interpreter and must not be relied on for emergencies or as a substitute for a qualified interpreter in medical, legal, immigration, court, law-enforcement, financial, safety-critical or other high-stakes matters. VoxaPulse is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Google Meet is a trademark of Google LLC.