translatigo.com
Real-time AI interpretation for virtual meetings.
The founders
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The company
Translatigo is an AI interpreter that lives inside your browser, delivering real-time audio translation across 80 languages directly in Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. It runs as a Chrome extension — no separate app, no downloads, no call-switching — letting users pick a target language and hear the interpretation adapt instantly mid-conversation.
Neural Machine Translation and cloud-based systems have pushed real-time translation from clunky to usable, and distributed international teams now treat video calls as the default meeting room. That combination makes low-latency, in-browser interpretation a genuinely practical alternative to booking human interpreters.
Translatigo entered the market recently, with its Chrome extension listed under developer Swayam Chatterjee and last updated in September 2026. Beyond that, the founding team's background isn't public — so this is a very early, pre-funding bet on execution rather than pedigree.
The company has already shipped a working product across the three major meeting platforms, which counts for more than a pitch deck at this stage. What it can prove next is whether its browser middleware holds up on latency and accuracy against real conversations.
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