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Loquora translates your voice in real time during calls — while keeping your own voice, tone, and pacing. The person on the other end doesn't hear a robotic voiceover: they hear you, just speaking their language. Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, Telegram, or anywhere else you talk. Voice cloning takes a one-time 60-second setup. Free plan: 30 minutes of live translated subtitles every month, no credit card. macOS & Windows.
I built Loquora because I kept watching the same thing happen on international calls: smart people sounding flat and hesitant the moment they switched to a second language. Translation tools existed, but they all replaced you — robotic voiceovers, subtitles, awkward pauses.
Loquora translates your speech in real time and keeps your own voice — your tone, your pacing, the way you actually sound. Setup is a one-time 60-second voice sample, then it works inside Zoom, Meet, Teams, Telegram, or any app where you talk.
We're in beta. The free plan gives you 30 minutes of live translated subtitles every month (no credit card); translation in your own voice is in the paid plans. I'd love your feedback — especially on which languages and call setups matter most to you. Ask me anything!
This looks great, congrats on the launch! Keeping your own tone and pacing instead of a robotic voiceover is such an obvious but rarely solved problem.
On languages/call setups, I'd guess Spanish, Mandarin, and Japanese would have the highest demand given how common cross border business calls are in those languages. Also curious how it handles fast paced conversations with lots of interruptions/overlapping speech, that seems like it'd be the hardest case for keeping pacing natural.
Excited to try this out.
About Loquora on Product Hunt
“Speak any language in your own voice”
Loquora was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #69 on the daily leaderboard. Loquora translates your voice in real time during calls — while keeping your own voice, tone, and pacing. The person on the other end doesn't hear a robotic voiceover: they hear you, just speaking their language. Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, Telegram, or anywhere else you talk. Voice cloning takes a one-time 60-second setup. Free plan: 30 minutes of live translated subtitles every month, no credit card. macOS & Windows.
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Victor
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Loquora because I kept watching the same thing happen on international calls: smart people sounding flat and hesitant the moment they switched to a second language. Translation tools existed, but they all replaced you — robotic voiceovers, subtitles, awkward pauses.
Loquora translates your speech in real time and keeps your own voice — your tone, your pacing, the way you actually sound. Setup is a one-time 60-second voice sample, then it works inside Zoom, Meet, Teams, Telegram, or any app where you talk.
We're in beta. The free plan gives you 30 minutes of live translated subtitles every month (no credit card); translation in your own voice is in the paid plans. I'd love your feedback — especially on which languages and call setups matter most to you. Ask me anything!