Can Lingo distinguish speakers when several people share one microphone?
Lingo distinguishes and labels speakers based on the characteristics of their voices.

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Lingo distinguishes and labels speakers based on the characteristics of their voices.
Lingo displays participant names in online meetings on Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and similar platforms, alongside their remarks.
You can view live captions and translations on both PCs and smartphones. You can also scan a QR code with your smartphone to view them right away.
Lingo supports 15 languages in total. Korean, Japanese, English, and Thai are fully supported. Vietnamese, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Estonian, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian, and Filipino are available in beta.
Lingo is built on 12 global and local security, privacy, and cloud certifications and reports held by QueryPie AI, including SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 42001, and ISO/IEC 27001. For more details, see our Security page.
Data is stored in the AWS Tokyo Region.
Your data is not used to train AI models. Data stored by Lingo is encrypted at rest.
Data is retained until you delete it or until your organization’s configured retention period expires. Each organization can configure and manage its own retention period.
Lingo is an AIP-based service. Register for an AIP account with QueryPie AI, then click “Start Lingo” to begin using it right away.
After creating an account, you can invite members to the same organization. Multiple users, including the meeting organizer, can test Lingo within the same organization.
When you register for an AIP account, you automatically receive 800 credits for your free trial.
No. Trial credits expire when the trial ends, so please use them during the trial period.
Yes. The same rate of 200 credits per hour applies to in-person meetings.
Four hours requires 800 credits in total. The equivalent costs in US dollars are shown below.
| Usage time | Credits used | Equivalent cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | 200 credits | $5.00 |
| 4 hours | 800 credits | $20.00 |
Single-language transcription uses 50 credits per hour, equivalent to $1.25 USD.
You need to upgrade to a Business or Enterprise plan.
No. You cannot purchase additional credits without a paid plan. We do not offer a credit-only option for occasional use.
After the trial, a Business or Enterprise plan is required. You cannot use Lingo by purchasing credits without subscribing to a plan. For details about plan subscriptions, see AIP pricing.
Please feel free to contact us anytime if you have questions about using Lingo or your specific use case.
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