To follow a Zoom meeting in another language, run Tingdong on your Mac: it captures the meeting audio and shows live translated captions beside the Zoom window. No bot joins the call, nothing appears to other participants, and the transcript never leaves your Mac. Works identically for Teams, Meet and FaceTime.
It hears exactly what the meeting plays — every speaker, every accent, even mid-meeting language switches.
Floating captions follow the conversation in your language. Position them next to the speaker grid.
Switch to Call Translation and pick “Tingdong Microphone” in Zoom’s mic menu — your words reach the room as translated voice, both directions live.
Meeting-translation tools like Otter or notetaker bots join your call as a visible participant — awkward in client meetings, often banned in confidential ones. Tingdong runs entirely on your Mac and listens to the audio you already hear. Nobody sees an extra attendee, no meeting recording is uploaded, and billing counts seconds of audio, never content.
No. Tingdong is not a bot and never joins the meeting. It runs locally on your Mac and translates the audio you already hear. The captions are visible only on your screen.
Yes — it captures system audio, so any meeting app works: Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex, FaceTime, even a browser tab. One tool for all of them.
Yes. Switch to Call Translation and select “Tingdong Microphone” as your mic inside Zoom. The other side hears your voice plus a translated voice; you read bilingual captions of their replies.
Captions are 1 credit/minute — an hour costs 60 credits, about $0.30. A daily one-hour international standup uses roughly 60% of the monthly 1000 credits.
100 trial credits on install · No signup, no credit card