Verli

Verli is a real-time translation and transcription tool that works right in your browser or as a desktop app. You share your screen (or just a tab with audio), pick two languages, and watch a live transcript and translation appear as people speak. It handles over 60 languages, detects each speaker's language automatically, and works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, YouTube, podcasts, lectures — basically anything playing audio on your computer.

What makes Verli stand out is how simple it is. No bots join your meetings, no one else needs to install anything. You just click share, choose your languages, and read along. The translated audio also keeps each speaker on a consistent voice with the right gender, so you always know who's talking. There's a compact window mode that keeps the translation visible above your other apps. The free plan gives you 60 minutes per month, and paid plans start at $7.99/month for 10 hours. Verli says it records no audio and doesn't train on your conversations.

This is great for anyone who regularly joins multilingual meetings, watches foreign streams or lectures, or needs to follow podcasts in another language. Remote workers, international teams, students, and language learners will get the most out of it. It's also handy for understanding phone calls routed through your computer speakers.