Translation in both directions
Speak in your language. The person you call hears a translation, and their answer is translated back to you. Give each other a moment to finish before replying.
How two-way translation worksMeet CallBridgeLive translation for phone callsPhone calls.
Phone calls.
Translated.
Choose a contact or enter a number in the CallBridge app, then select your language and theirs. Start the call in the app and speak your own language. They answer a regular phone call, with translation in both directions.
Only you need the app. They just need a phone.
ENYOUR SIDEEnglish
FRTHEIR SIDEFrançaisNo app needed
TWO LANGUAGES. ONE PHONE CALL.
Real phone calls
+Two-way live translation
+Only you need the app
BUILT FOR THE CONVERSATION
Live phone translation. From hello to the next step.
Reach a person, understand the reply and work out what comes next. CallBridge brings spoken translation and captions into the same phone call.
The words, there to follow
Read original speech and translated captions during the call. When a name, date or reference matters, use the text as a prompt to ask for confirmation.
Explore live call captionsA familiar phone call for them
Your contact answers their regular phone. You handle the app and the language setup, so a first conversation can start with the number you already have.
See the recipient experienceFROM A NUMBER TO A CONVERSATION
How translated phone calls work.
No meeting link. No software to explain. Start with the number you already have.
01
Choose both languages.
Set the language you speak and the language of the person you are calling.
02
Call from the app.
Enter their number with the country code, or choose a contact in CallBridge. Start the call in the app; they answer on their regular phone, regardless of its brand or model.
03
Speak. Listen. Connect.
CallBridge translates speech in both directions. Read the original words and translations in live captions.
A CONVERSATION, MADE VISIBLE
Your words. A little further.
A written example of two-way translation. Choose a moment and follow both sides.
You, in EnglishCalling with CallBridge
Them, in FrenchAnswering their regular phone
YOU SAY EN
“Hello, could you confirm the delivery date?”
THEY HEAR FR
“Bonjour, pourriez-vous confirmer la date de livraison ?”
YOU HEAR EN
“Of course. Delivery is scheduled for Tuesday.”
THEY SAY FR
“Bien sûr. La livraison est prévue mardi.”
Illustrative text only. This preview does not place a call, access your microphone or play audio.
MEET THEM WHERE THEY ALREADY ARE
No link to send.
No app to explain.
Just a phone call.
The person you want to reach may be a supplier, a property owner or a hotel receptionist. You have their number. That is where the conversation starts.
You call through CallBridge with an internet connection. They receive a regular phone call, with no account or download on their side.
Explore calling without a second appA CONNECTION, SIMPLIFIED
01
Your phone. Your language.
You make the call with CallBridge.
TRANSLATION GOES BOTH WAYS
02
Their phone. Their language.
They answer on their regular phone.
No download, account or invitation for them.
BEYOND THE WORKING DAY
A reservation. A viewing. One less language barrier.
Some questions are easier to settle in a conversation. These are the everyday moments CallBridge is being built for.
Travel arrangements
Ask a hotel about arrival times, check where to collect a rental or clarify a booking before you travel.
“Could we check in after nine?”Prepare a call in another language
A place to live
Call a property contact, arrange a viewing and confirm the address before making the journey.
“Is the apartment still available?”Explore property conversations
Deliveries and local services
Explain an entrance, agree on a collection time or ask a service provider what to prepare for a visit.
“Which entrance should I use?”See how number calling works
Illustrative situations. Check the available language pair and calling destination before relying on the app for a particular call.
FOR THE CALLS THAT MOVE THINGS FORWARD
Different industries. The same need to understand.
From a first introduction to the next practical step, bring a shared language to your phone conversations.
B2B sales & SaaS
Reach international prospects and customers by phone with two-way live translation. They answer their regular number, without installing CallBridge.
See the calling workflowHR & international hiring
Speak with international candidates by phone. CallBridge translates both sides while candidates answer without downloading another app.
See the calling workflowCustomer success
Follow up with customers in another language by phone. Live translation connects your CallBridge app to their regular phone.
See the calling workflowConsulting services
Call international clients and project partners with live phone translation. Only the caller needs the CallBridge app.
See the calling workflowReal estate
Discuss viewings and property questions across languages by phone. Owners, agents and prospective tenants answer on their existing phones.
See the calling workflowHealth tourism
Coordinate appointments and travel with international clinics by phone. CallBridge supports translated conversations without a second app for the recipient.
See the calling workflowExport & operations
Call international suppliers and logistics contacts with live translation. The person you call receives an ordinary phone call.
See the calling workflowCHOOSE THE RIGHT KIND OF CONVERSATION
A phone number, a meeting or an interpreter?
Different translation tools start in different places. Choose the setup that fits the person you need to reach and the conversation you need to have.
| Your situation | A useful starting point | What to establish |
|---|---|---|
| You have a phone number | A translated call placed through CallBridge | Language pair, destination and current availability. The recipient answers their regular phone. |
| You are arranging an online meeting | A multilingual meeting platform, such as MeetBridge | How participants will join, which languages they need and whether they can use the platform. |
| You need professional interpretation | A qualified human interpreter | Subject expertise, confidentiality and any formal requirements for the conversation. |
START WITH THE CALL YOU NEED TO MAKE
Two languages. A few useful checks.
Language support and telephone coverage are separate questions. Check both before planning a conversation around live translation.
- 01
Your language pair
Confirm both spoken languages for the calling feature itself. A website language or a text-translation language is not a promise of call support.
- 02
Their number and destination
Use the full number, including its country code, and check the destination in the app. Speaking a supported language does not make every number reachable.
- 03
Your connection and call details
You need internet access to call through CallBridge. Prepare the names, times and numbers you want to confirm, and introduce the use of translation.
THE CALLBRIDGE BLOG
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Read the articleBEFORE YOU SAY HELLO
Good questions. Clear answers.
What changes when translation becomes part of a phone call?
What is a phone call translator?
A phone call translator translates spoken conversation between people using different languages. CallBridge is being built for calls from its app to a telephone number, with spoken translation in both directions and captions for the caller.
How much will CallBridge calls cost?
Public pricing has not been announced while CallBridge is in testing. Plans, usage and calling availability will be published on our pricing and availability page when confirmed.
Does the other person need CallBridge?
No. You call from the CallBridge app, and they answer a regular phone call. They do not need an app, an account or a meeting link.
How does live phone translation work?
Choose the two languages and dial a phone number with its country code. CallBridge translates what you say into their language, and their replies into yours. Availability depends on the supported language and calling destination.
Can I read along during a call?
Yes. The app includes live captions with original speech and translations so you can follow the conversation on your screen.
Do both people need internet access?
You need an internet connection to call through CallBridge. The person you call needs to be able to receive a regular phone call; they do not need the CallBridge app or its internet connection.
Is this the same as MeetBridge?
The products are made by the same team. MeetBridge is for multilingual meetings. CallBridge is for calling a phone number with live translation, including people who do not have the app.
Can I use it for every language or country?
Language and destination availability varies. Check the options shown in the app before calling. Translation can make mistakes; confirm names, numbers and important details together.
Where can I download CallBridge?
CallBridge is currently in testing. Public App Store and Google Play links, pricing and launch details will be shared when they are ready.
A NEW CONNECTION IS ON THE WAY
A world of conversations.
We are just getting started.
CallBridge is in testing. Join the early access list to hear when public access opens and learn which languages and destinations are available.
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IN TESTINGNot on the app stores just yet. Launch details will be shared here.
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