Your team's space, on the computer and on the phone

macOS 11 or later on Apple silicon or Intel, Windows 10 or later, or Android 8 or later for the mobile app — from Google Play or Samsung Galaxy Store, or from Huawei AppGallery on phones without Google services (calls, translation and sign-in work there; push notifications about calls and messages do not). The desktop builds are signed, so they open without security warnings.

The web version is always the latest with no action — just reload. The desktop app downloads updates in the background and applies them the next time you restart it. The mobile app applies over-the-air updates on the next launch; native changes come through the store you installed it from — Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, Samsung Galaxy Store or the App Store. So you never manually reinstall, but the apps do pick up updates on a restart rather than mid-session. The Galaxy Store version is refreshed about once a quarter and gets no over-the-air updates in between; on a Samsung phone, Google Play has the newest one.

The real-time translation is exactly the same. The difference is around the meeting: once a tab loses focus, a browser can't alert you about new channel messages or incoming calls, and it throttles a hidden tab, which can drop a backgrounded call. The apps stay reachable between meetings and keep a background call alive.

Audio is processed only to produce your live translation and is never sold or used to train third-party models.