Guides
Straight answers about translated calls.
What guests need to install, what happens to your audio, how the languages work, and what a translated call costs. Written to be checked.
How to set up a translated video call from Grok
Add VideoCallTranslator to Grok as a custom connector, then ask Grok to set up a call: it creates the room and gives you both links. Setup, what it can do, and how to disconnect.
VideoCallTranslator MCP connector reference
Technical reference for the VideoCallTranslator MCP connector: server URL, OAuth and scopes, the four tools with their inputs, outputs and classes, errors and limits.
How to set up a translated video call from Claude
Connect VideoCallTranslator to Claude and ask it to set up a call: it creates the room and gives you both links. What it can and cannot do, and how to disconnect.
The best translation app for each job: conversations, calls, text and travel
No translation app does everything well. Which to use for text, documents, signs, conversations, phone calls, video calls and work meetings, checked in 2026.
WhatsApp video call translator: can you translate a WhatsApp call?
WhatsApp translates messages, not calls. What it can translate, which phones add call translation, and how to send a translated video call link in WhatsApp.
Which languages can be translated on a live video call?
Which languages a live translated call covers, from Spanish and Mandarin to Hindi, Thai and Ukrainian: what the list is, where it comes from, and why it changes.
How to video call someone who speaks another language
A practical walkthrough of setting up a two-person call where each person speaks their own language, including what to decide before you send the link.
Why pay per minute for call translation instead of a subscription
Most translation tools bill monthly whether you call or not. Here is the arithmetic on when a subscription is the cheaper choice and when it is not.
Is live call translation private? What happens to your audio
A plain account of what happens to a translated call: we never record it, both connections are encrypted in transit, and it is not end-to-end encrypted — because a translator has to hear you.
Do you need an app for a translated video call?
Guests need no app and no account — only the link and a browser. Here is what each side of a translated call actually has to install, and why the answer is nothing.