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MirrorCaption turns any spoken conversation into live captions and live translation on screen, as people talk. Open it in a browser, on your phone, or on your Mac or Windows desktop, press start, and both sides of the conversation read what is being said in their own language within about a second — real-time simultaneous interpretation without an interpreter, a plugin, or a download. It was built for the moment a conversation goes multilingual and nobody wants to slow down: a support engineer in Manchester on a Teams call with a supplier in Shenzhen. A clinic front desk registering a patient who speaks Ukrainian. A sales team running a demo for a prospect in São Paulo. And the lecture hall — an international student following a fast-paced lecture in a second language, reading live translated captions in their own language while the lecturer keeps talking, then leaving with a full transcript and summary instead of half a page of notes. What it does: - Live captions and simultaneous translation in 60+ languages, streaming word by word instead of waiting for the sentence to end - Works with any audio source — Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Webex, a phone on the table, or an in-person meeting in a conference room. Nothing to install, no meeting bot to invite - Automatic speaker detection, so a five-person meeting still tells you who said what - AI summaries while the meeting is still running, with action items and decisions pulled out at the end - Tap-to-compare highlighting — touch a translated word to see the exact original word behind it - A vocabulary list you build as you go, which is why language learners and students keep it open beside their lectures - Transcripts stay on your device, stored locally in your browser or app rather than collected into a cloud archive you have to trust - Interface in 25 languages, so the person you are helping never has to navigate an English-only screen

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SummarizeVideoToText turns a video link into something you can read, search, and keep. Paste a YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram URL and it returns the full transcript alongside an AI summary, so you can decide whether a long talk, lecture, or podcast is worth your time before watching it. Beyond the summary you can ask follow-up questions about the video's content, browse an auto-generated mind map of its structure, and see a flow diagram when the video walks through a process. Everything exports to Notion, Obsidian, or plain Markdown, which is the point for anyone building a notes library rather than reading once and closing the tab. Summaries can be produced in 14 output languages independent of the interface language. It runs entirely in the browser with nothing to install, and YouTube summaries work without an account.

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InterviewMan is a real-time AI interview assistant for remote job interviews. It transcribes conversations, detects questions automatically, and streams contextual answer guidance based on the candidate's role, experience, and preferred answer style. It supports technical, behavioral, system-design, leadership, and non-technical interviews across macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and the web in 40+ languages.

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