Speak your language
Talk naturally. Babel recognizes what you are speaking automatically.
Babel translates live conversations as you speak. Everyone speaks their own language. Everyone hears the conversation in theirs.
Live conversation
Sofia speaks Spanish ยท You hear English
ยฟVienes maรฑana o lo dejamos para el jueves?
Are you coming tomorrow, or shall we leave it for Thursday?
Now live in English + 5 languages.
Babel automatically understands 70+ spoken languages and translates each voice into the language its listener chooses.
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One natural conversation
No phrasebooks, copied text, or awkward pauses. Babel listens to the conversation, translates each turn, and speaks it aloud while keeping a readable transcript.
Talk naturally. Babel recognizes what you are speaking automatically.
Your words are translated in real time without interrupting the conversation.
Each participant hears the conversation in the language they selected.
Simple pricing
Start with two free minutes. Upgrade only when you are ready for another conversation.
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2 free minutes to try a real translated conversation.
Weekly
$9/week
150 translated minutes a week.
Monthly
$24/month
400 translated minutes a month.
Yearly
$199/year
400 translated minutes a month, billed yearly.
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FAQ
Everything you need to know before starting your first translated conversation.
Every chat is private, one-to-one, and accessible only through its invitation.
Everyone speaks naturally in their own language. Babel listens, translates, and speaks the translation in real time.
No. Each participant chooses the language they want to hear.
No. Just open the link and join the conversation.
Not yet. Babel currently focuses on audio conversations for the best translation quality.
Babel currently translates into English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and Japanese, with more languages coming soon. It can automatically recognize speech in 70+ languages.
Chats are accessible only to signed-in participants. Babel saves text transcripts, not audio recordings, and the chat creator can delete the shared transcript for everyone.