AI-powered screen recorder with instant transcripts, summaries, and console logs
Real-time voice translation powered by AI
Stage
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Startup
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2025
Based in
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US
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: $0 (30 recordings up to 15 minutes at 720p). Pro: $10/month billed yearly ($120/year) for unlimited recordings at 1080p. Max: $15/month billed yearly ($180/year) for 4K and unlimited AI. Lifetime options: Pro $499 or Max $799.
Free: 3 minutes per day at livelingo.io/app, no account required. Pro: $19.99 USD per month for 300 minutes per month, translated phone calls, AI meeting memos, PDF export. Pro+: $29.99 USD per month for everything in Pro plus extended translated call minutes.
Key features
Browser-based screen and camera recording with no installation
Instant shareable links for recorded videos
Automatic AI transcripts and summaries
Console and network log capture via Chrome extension
Built-in video editor with trimming, captions, and blur up to 4K
Timestamped comments and video replies for collaboration
Automatic step-by-step guides from screen clicks
AI bug report generation from logs and video
MCP server integration for AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT
Real-time voice translation in 35 languages
Translations stream while you speak with sub-second latency
Translated outbound phone calls with recipient picking up normal call
AI-generated meeting memos
Text-to-speech playback
Saved sessions and PDF export
Works in browser alongside Zoom, Teams, and Meet
One-device two-way mode for in-person conversations
Handles code-switching between languages
What makes it different
Generates AI bug reports directly from captured console logs and video
No watermarks on any plan and no file quality limits on exports
Simultaneous translation that streams while speaking, not after stopping
Translated phone calls where recipients don't need to install anything
Browser-based without plugins or marketplace approval required
Free tier with 3 minutes daily at no cost and no account required
Scored 4.96 on independent comprehension benchmark, highest among tested systems