Felo Translator for seminars and group work: a 6-person round table in English, translated into your ear as it happens — short turns, local save, no panicking.
Felo Translator for international students: install it on your M-chip MacBook or phone, wear earphones, and follow lectures in live translated voice.
The official Felo Translator FAQ: what it is, real pricing and the free trial, the 15-language list, offline limits, devices, privacy, and where to get help.
Three routes to AI translation: a chat assistant, a universal translator, and a real-time voice app. It maps each route to the job it is actually built for.
Where to get Felo Translator, what each platform version includes, and what to check in the app store listing before you download.
The full workflow: set up the app before the meeting, keep speaking turns short, confirm key points twice, and walk out with a saved record on your device.
Practical answers about using voice translation in meetings: two-way conversation, accuracy under pressure, notes on your device, and working next to Meet's built-in translation.
This week in real-time voice translation: dedicated apps vs big-platform features, the 15-language list, what Local Save means, and what to pay for duration.
Felo Translator is free to try, with Pro for unlimited real-time voice translation. Full breakdown of the monthly, annual, 1-day, and 120-minute options.
Where do translated conversations go? What on-device Local Save means, what it does not cover, and the practical settings to check before a sensitive conversation.