Liora Flow

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About this app

Liora Flow is the communication tool for businesses and professionals who work with clients, suppliers, and partners in other languages. It translates voice in real time during calls, video calls, and meetings: everyone speaks as they know how and listens as they prefer, without waiting their turn or searching for a common language.

You use Liora; others only need a link to join from their browser, without installing anything or creating an account.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
- One-on-one calls and video calls with live translation in both directions.

- Group calls and meetings where each participant speaks and listens in their own language.

- Live subtitles: read what the other person is saying and what you've said.

- In-person translation: two people, one computer, and no calls.

- Translated chat: messages arrive already translated, and the original is preserved. Voice notes are also translated.

THE MINUTES, AT THE END
While the meeting is happening, the minutes are automatically written, marking risks, objections, commitments, and decisions with the exact minute. When you close the room, you take it with you in text, Markdown, or JSON format. No one needs to take notes.

15 LANGUAGES, SIMULTANEOUSLY
Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian, and Chinese. The audio is played once, and all languages ​​are then played simultaneously.

DESIGNED FOR YOUR PRIVACY
- Voice recordings are never saved: not calls, not video calls, not meetings.

- Messages and files are stored encrypted for only 15 days to reach your devices, and then they are automatically deleted.

- Your history lives on your device. If you delete the app, it goes with it.

- We don't analyze what you say or use it for training purposes.

YOUR DEVICES, THE SAME ACCOUNT
Computer and phone simultaneously. If you answer on one, the other stops ringing.

Messaging is free; voice translation, subtitles, and minutes require a plan.

Let's stop language being the reason we don't talk.