# WireLang Live

> WireLang Live is a desktop app for Windows and macOS that translates the audio playing on your computer into live speech in your language. It works with any app that plays sound — Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Discord, YouTube, live streams, webinars and online courses — without a bot joining the call and without the host enabling anything. Translation is powered by Google's Gemini Live API.

## What it does
- Captures the audio your computer is playing (system output) and speaks a translation into your headphones in real time, typically a second or two behind the speaker.
- Optional on-screen captions of the translation; optional session history (transcripts and recordings) stored only on your own device.
- Turns the original audio down under the translation, like a live interpreter.
- 64 target languages, including English, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Hindi, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Arabic and Russian.
- Works the same in any calling or video app, because it translates what you hear rather than integrating with each app.

## Platforms
- Windows 10/11 (Microsoft Store or direct download) and macOS 13+.
- Sign in with Google (Windows and macOS) or Apple (macOS).
- New accounts get free trial minutes.

## Pricing
Prices are in USD; the live catalog is on https://wirelang.com/pricing.html.
- **Credit packs (pay as you go, never expire):** Spark — 3 hours for $10; Stream — 7 hours for $20; Marathon — 15 hours for $40.
- **BYO Annual — $24/year:** unlimited translation using your own Google Gemini API key. Google bills your Gemini usage directly at Google's own rates; WireLang adds no markup.

## Coming soon: Headset mode
Two-way voice translation for calls: you speak your language and the other person hears a translated voice in theirs, through your normal calling app. In development for Windows first, then macOS. No release date announced. It will require your own Gemini API key and a per-seat licence. Details and demo requests: https://wirelang.com/headset-mode.html

## Privacy
- Audio is processed transiently to produce the translation. WireLang servers do not store your audio or transcripts.
- Audio is processed by Google's Gemini API; how Google handles it depends on whether you use WireLang credits or your own key. See https://wirelang.com/privacy.html
- Optional transcripts and recordings are saved only on your device and can be turned off or deleted.

## Good fit for
- Understanding meetings, calls, webinars and lectures in a language you don't speak.
- Watching foreign-language YouTube videos, live streams and online courses.
- People who want spoken translation rather than reading captions, including blind and low-vision users.

## Not a fit for (today)
- Translating your own voice to the other person on a call (that is Headset mode, not yet released).

## Key links
- Homepage: https://wirelang.com/
- How it works (tutorial): https://wirelang.com/tutorial.html
- Pricing: https://wirelang.com/pricing.html
- Bring your own Gemini key: https://wirelang.com/byo-key.html
- Translate Zoom calls: https://wirelang.com/translate-zoom-calls
- Translate Microsoft Teams meetings: https://wirelang.com/translate-teams-meetings
- Translate YouTube videos: https://wirelang.com/translate-youtube-videos
- Translate online courses: https://wirelang.com/translate-online-courses
- Business and corporate licensing: https://wirelang.com/corporate.html
- Help and FAQ: https://wirelang.com/help.html
- Changelog: https://wirelang.com/changelog.html
- Korean (한국어): https://wirelang.com/ko/index.html
- Support: support@wirelang.com