Neural VAD, not a fixed mic gate
WebRTC Neural VAD with a 500 ms pre-buffer catches every “kya” and “toh” instead of clipping the first syllable.
Sync Speak is a desktop app that listens to your Hindi voice, translates it in real time, and plays natural English into Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams — under a second of latency, with context awareness across your last five sentences.
Live translation, local history, guided setup, and your keys — every pane a frosted lens over your desktop.
Live transcription and translation with voice sensitivity control. The window is a frosted lens — your desktop shows through.
WebRTC Neural VAD with a 500 ms pre-buffer catches every “kya” and “toh” instead of clipping the first syllable.
Groq Llama 3.3 70B sees your last five utterances so pronouns, names, and jargon carry from sentence to sentence.
Sarvam Bulbul v3 starts speaking the first clause while the next is still being synthesized — you never wait for a full paragraph to finish.
VB-Cable virtual mic feeds translated audio into Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Discord — anything that accepts a microphone input.
Tauri v2 shell with Liquid Glass chrome. A floating lens on your desktop — never a heavy Electron window.
MIT-licensed. Sarvam and Groq keys live in your local config file, never uploaded, never shared.
Your real mic, captured at 16 kHz with WASAPI reinit for stability.
WebRTC VAD detects speech vs. silence. 500 ms pre-buffer prevents clipping.
Hindi / Hinglish speech → text, with a correction table for common mis-mappings.
Translation with 5-utterance rolling context for coherent meeting speech.
Text → speech, streamed sentence by sentence so playback starts instantly.
Virtual mic feeds Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Discord — anything.
Free. Open-source. Your voice stays on your machine.