International Teams
One team, every language.
Live translation for calls happening right now, and translated transcripts for recordings you get to later — so language isn't what decides who's in the conversation.
When a team spans languages, calls slow down for whoever isn't fluent in whatever language the room defaults to — and anyone who misses the call has no way to catch up unless someone translates the recording by hand.
How Senite solves it
Two tools, not one bundled workspace.
During a live call, live translation lets each person speak their own language and see captions — or hear the translation spoken aloud — in another.
For a call someone already recorded, upload it for transcription, then translate the resulting transcript into a teammate's language — this works on recordings, not on written documents you already have.
Key features
Built for a team that doesn't all speak the same language.
Real-time speech translation
Speak in your language on a call; teammates see captions or hear it spoken in theirs.
Works for group conversations
Follows whoever is speaking, so it isn’t limited to a fixed two-person format.
Speaker-labeled recordings
Upload a recorded call and get a transcript with every speaker identified.
Translated transcripts
Translate that transcript into a teammate’s language afterward, so the recording is understandable even if they missed it live.
Getting started
Start a live translation session for your next cross-language call, or upload a recording of a past one for a transcript you can translate afterward. Each teammate uses their own account and credit balance. The same balance can be used across live translation, transcription, and translation.
FAQ
Common questions
Can my whole team use this together?
Each person uses their own Senite account and credit balance — there’s no shared team workspace, seats, or admin console today. What teams do share is the same two tools: live translation on calls, and transcript translation for recordings, each person using them independently.
Does Senite translate documents we share, like Word files or PDFs?
No. Senite’s translation works on transcripts generated from an uploaded audio or video recording, not on standalone written documents. If what you need translated is already text — a Word doc, a PDF, a written report — that’s outside what Senite currently does.
What’s the difference between live translation and translating a recording afterward?
Live translation is for the moment — a call or conversation happening right now. Translating a recording is for after the fact — upload a call you already recorded and get a translated, speaker-labeled transcript once it’s done.
Which languages does this support?
Coverage varies by feature and by which speech/translation engine is active — see the language picker in the app for what’s currently supported for your source and target language.