Phone calls, translated in both directions.

Built around a call, not an invitation

You may know who you need to reach without sharing a language or a collaboration platform. CallBridge is designed for that moment: you dial a number from the app, and the other person receives a regular phone call.

A German speaker can call a Russian-speaking contact and follow a translated conversation without asking that contact to install software. The language pair and destination must be available in the app.

Both sides keep their own language

Choose the two languages before calling. Live phone translation carries each person’s words to the other side; live captions give you a written way to follow along. Ask one question at a time and pause for the translated reply.

For the calls between everything else

Call a supplier, coordinate an appointment or follow up with a customer. Only the caller uses CallBridge. This makes it a different starting point from MeetBridge, our product for multilingual meetings.

Getting ready for the first public hello

CallBridge is in testing. Language coverage, supported destinations, store availability and pricing may change before launch. Public download links will be shared when they are ready. CallBridge is not an emergency calling service.

When a phone number is the right starting point

A hotel reception, a property listing and a supplier contact often give you a number rather than a shared workspace. CallBridge is being built for these direct conversations. You start in the app; the person answering can keep using their ordinary phone.

For a scheduled group discussion, a meeting platform may fit better. If the conversation calls for professional interpretation or a formal record, establish those requirements before choosing an automated tool. Our app selection guide explains how to compare the different calling models.

Prepare the outcome, not just the translation

Write down why you are calling and the details you need to confirm. Introduce yourself, explain the use of translation and take one point at a time. Before hanging up, repeat the next step and any agreed time or reference.

You do not need a perfect script. A short introduction and a clear question give both people a useful starting point. See our guide to calling someone in another language for a preparation checklist.