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Pinch Sidecar
Live speech translation for any Chrome tab or video meeting, in the browser
Run a multilingual webinar or follow a foreign-language stream without installing an audio driver or hiring an interpreter.
Pinch Sidecar translates speech live in the browser. Share a Chrome tab and it mutes the original audio and plays a translation a second or two behind, in a voice matched to the speaker, with transcripts. Meeting hosts on Google Meet, Zoom and other major platforms can instead add Pinch to the call and send guests a listening link; guests can reply by voice or chat in their own language. It replaces Pinch's earlier desktop app, which needed an audio driver. In beta at $0.04 per minute per language, with tab translation free to test for the launch.
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