Real-time

Arious Meet

A meeting where nobody has to work in a second language. Everyone speaks in their own and hears in their own — at the same time, in the same room.

Kund: Arious Meet
År: 2026
Kategori: Real-time

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Language stops being the constraint

One room can hold Persian, English and Spanish speakers at once. Every sentence spoken reaches each listener in their own language — as text, as speech, or both. The listener decides which.

What happens in a meeting

Live speech translation
Into every language present in the room, as it is said.
Live subtitles and translated speech
Each listener chooses separately: text only, voice only, or both — and whether the speaker’s original voice stays or ducks.
Recording, transcript and automatic minutes
The meeting is recorded with its transcript and translations, and the minutes are written from it.
Chat and voice messages, translated automatically
Messages arrive in each reader’s language. Voice notes are transcribed, and can be read aloud back to you in yours.
On every device
Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux and the web — from one codebase.
Video dubbing
A video shared in chat plays with translated speech, each line landing on the second it was originally said.

~2.2s

for a sentence to reach a listener

a human interpreter usually trails by 2–4 seconds

languages in the interface

the catalogue holds 30 language codes

participants per room

design ceiling

Measured against real Persian speech, not a laboratory sample.

Latency is not removed — it is made visible. A hairline moves under the speaker’s words, always trailing the voice slightly. That gap is what tells the speaker when to pause.

Why it holds up

If the translation stops, the meeting does not

Audio and video travel a path that depends on no AI service. Translation is a separate layer that listens; it never sits in the middle of the call.

What that means for you is simple: if the translation service slows or goes down, your meeting does not — only the subtitles pause until it returns. A call that dies mid-negotiation because a supplier had an outage costs more than any feature makes back.