Multilingual
Transcription for multilingual teams
Distributed teams whose calls switch between languages.
The problem
Most tools force you to declare one language up front and mangle everything else.
- Tools force you to declare one language and mangle everything else
- Calls that switch language mid-sentence come back as nonsense
- Accuracy quoted for English says nothing about the languages you actually use
What changes
Automatic detection across 99 languages, including recordings that switch language mid-sentence.
- No language to select before uploading
- Mixed-language calls handled
- 99 languages on every plan, including free
What matters here
Automatic detection
The engine identifies the language itself, including changes partway through.
Not an English-first tool
Accuracy across languages matters more to us than a single headline number for English.
Same features everywhere
Diarization, summaries, and subtitles work regardless of the language.
Multilingual: common questions
What comes up when the recordings are multilingual.
Do I have to pick the language before uploading?
No. Detection is automatic across 99 languages, including recordings that switch language partway through a sentence.
Is accuracy the same in every language?
No, and anyone claiming otherwise is guessing. Widely spoken languages with plenty of training data do better. Use the free minutes to measure your languages rather than trusting a headline number.
Do diarization and summaries work outside English?
Yes — speaker separation and summaries run across the supported languages, not only English.
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