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Glot, in our own words.
For anyone writing about Glot: how to describe it, the facts as they stand, the logo, and who to ask.
In one line
Glot is a real-time conversation translation app: each person speaks their own language and understands the other's, in person or in a video meeting.
In one paragraph
We believe in what we can become together, when we truly understand one another. Glot is a real-time conversation translation app: two people who speak different languages talk naturally, and each reads and hears the other in their own language. It works three ways. Talk is one phone between two people. Duo is the same conversation on every phone in the room. Meet is a video meeting where everyone follows in their own language. Glot runs in the browser with nothing to install, guests join by a link or a code without an account, and it is free while Glot is in beta.
The facts
- What it is
- A web app. It runs in the browser on a phone or a laptop, with nothing to install.
- Where
- The app is at app.glot.com; the site is glot.com.
- Ways to use it
- Talk: Set it on the table and talk. Glot listens to you both.Duo: Show a code. Each phone that scans it follows in its owner's language.Meet: Share a link. Everyone joins the call and follows in their own language.
- Languages
- Two in every conversation, chosen when it starts. The full list, each in its own name, is at glot.com/languages.
- Cost
- Free while Glot is in beta: 120 translation minutes a week for every account. Paid plans are not set.
- Guests
- Join by a link or a code, in the browser, with no account.
- Made in
- London.
The logo
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The mark
The lockup
The wordmark
