Same page. Everyone's language.
Click a linked Drive or OneDrive document in the chat while you're in a meeting and it opens for the whole room, right next to the video. Everyone reads the same document — each in their own interface language.
One document open for the room, next to the video. Each viewer reads it in their own interface language — and on their own page, because this is not follow-me.
How it works
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Link the doc in chat
Paste a Google Drive or OneDrive link the way you would anyway.
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Click it during the call
Any participant can put it in front of the room — you don't have to be the host.
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It opens for everyone
The document appears next to the video tiles, and late joiners get it too — the room remembers what's open.
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Each in their own language
Every viewer's copy opens in their own interface language, so the menus and chrome aren't someone else's.
Files, notes, and what the room keeps
The docs cover what you can attach, the storage limits, and how shared notes are written together and translated per reader.
Questions worth asking
Explore the rest of the platform
Every InterMIND feature is built around the same multilingual core. Pick the surface that matters most for your team.
Real-Time Translation
Everyone follows along in their own language — speaking, chat, notes, docs. No one stays silent because they're translating in their head.
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Every listener hears the speaker in their own language, live — the job an interpreting booth does, without the booth, for meetings, conferences, and webinars.
Learn moreMultilingual Chat
Write in your language, read every reply in yours. Messages are translated into every language present in the room as they arrive — including shared notes.
Learn moreWhere teams use this
Real meetings where this feature is the deciding factor.
Pick a plan that fits
Free Basic plan, 7-day Pro trial, and Business/Enterprise for teams that need more capacity, storage, or dedicated support.