webrtc-translate | Highly experimental app | Runtime Evironment library

webrtc-translate is a JavaScript library typically used in Server, Runtime Evironment applications. webrtc-translate has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Highly experimental (read: "barely working") app that uses WebRTC API and WebSpeech API to provide almost (read: "not really") real-time translations during a video call. At the moment it works only in Chrome, though there's an experimental Web Speech Recognition API implementation in Firefox Nightly, so it's possible that it will work in Firefox soon as well. The UI was inspired by iTranslate app. If you want to host it yourself, you'll need a Google Translate API key. You can see a short demo video here or you can try it out yourself at - once you open this page it will redirect you to a URL with randomly generated room ID. Open the same URL on another computer and you should see and hear the other person. If you really want to, you can try it out on a single computer as well, but you'll have to turn off audio to avoid nasty feedback and miss speech synthesis :/. You can select the language you speak in from the select box on the top left. Click the flag button under the video to start speech recognition. The speech recognition will stop automatically once you stop speaking or press the flag button again.