Download MeetVoice
Version 2.1.1
30 minutes of translation · one time only, no card required
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Install the extension
InstallChrome Extension
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Open the MeetVoice app: on first launch, start the free trial or enter your license key
Join a Google Meet call and start translation in the MeetVoice extension — speech recognition is included
Something not working? Step-by-step guide Email support@meetvoice.app
What's New
v2.1.1
v2.1.1
- MeetVoice Desktop 2.1.1 is a security update. In October 2026 the keys of the eMudhra (emSign) certificate authority were stolen; the app now rejects certificates issued with those keys, so on an untrusted network, such as public Wi-Fi, no one can pass themselves off as the MeetVoice servers. Please update MeetVoice Desktop; there is nothing to set up.
- Desktop app: updated Electron engine with the latest Chromium security fixes.
- The Chrome extension has no changes in this version.
v2.1.0
- Voiceover falls behind the conversation less: when translated phrases pile up, they are voiced a little faster, with the voice's pitch unchanged — there is nothing to set up. With MeetVoice Desktop 2.1.0, the pauses before and after each phrase are also shorter with the main voice and studio voices.
- While the translation is voiced into the call, your own voice is now turned down to 5% instead of 20%, so the other side hears the translation more clearly. The “Original voice during translation” slider now goes down to 5% in steps of 5, and a setting of 20% moves to 5% automatically. If you don't want your own voice in the call at all, a hint under the slider points to the “Only the translation goes to the call” switch. An older version of the extension on another computer with the same Chrome profile treats 5% as 10%.
- Changes to the “Translated voice” and “Original voice during translation” sliders made before you start translating now reach an open Meet tab right away, without reloading it.
- Voice previews now say a line from a meeting instead of a greeting, so you hear how a voice sounds in a conversation; for voices other than studio ones, this needs MeetVoice Desktop 2.1.0.
- Smaller fixes: screen readers no longer start reading the subtitles over again each time they update while someone is speaking, and in MeetVoice Desktop, “Disconnect license on this computer” now works when the activation was already removed on the license server's side, instead of failing with an error on every click.
v2.0.9
- Pro now costs €19 a month. New subscriptions are billed monthly only; existing yearly subscriptions keep working.
- New Max plan, €39 a month: 30 hours of translation and studio voices for the voiceover in both directions, in 27 languages. Studio voices need MeetVoice Desktop 2.0.9 or later.
- On Max, you choose a studio voice in the extension and can preview it; the extension and MeetVoice Desktop show which voice is speaking and, when the standard voice takes over, why.
- Voiceover is more dependable (with MeetVoice Desktop 2.0.9): since about October 10 it could go silent when the main voice was unavailable, because the backup voice had stopped working — it works again. If the main voice is unavailable when a call starts, it now comes back as soon as it recovers instead of leaving the backup voice until the end of the call, and voiceover no longer switches to the backup voice toward the end of the month.
- A brief drop in speech recognition (up to 10 seconds) no longer shows the “Server disconnected” banner: translation picks up on its own, and with “Only the translation goes to the call” turned on, the other side hears your own voice in the meantime.
- Smaller fixes in MeetVoice Desktop: turning translation back on right after turning it off no longer leaves it off, and when another program is using the app's network port, MeetVoice says so instead of reporting repeated crashes.