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Parley brings live translated voice and bilingual captions to your computer. Choose two-way meeting translation or one-way in-person interpretation.
Version 0.1.0 · Desktop release
One app. Four versions.
Choose the installer that matches your computer. You can always select a different version below.
Choose the version for your computer. Windows and macOS are supported.
Windows
Intel / AMD · x64
Windows 11 or later
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Snapdragon / ARM · ARM64
Windows 11 or later
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Apple Silicon · M-series
macOS 14.5 or later
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Intel · x86_64
macOS 14.5 or later
Download for Intel Mac →Verify download (SHA-256)Mac apps are signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Windows installers are unsigned and may show an unknown publisher; the bundled VB-CABLE driver is signed.
Install Parley and check your microphone, headphones and meeting audio before purchasing. Translation requires an internet connection.
Not sure about your chip? On Windows, open Settings → System → About → System type. On Mac, open Apple menu → About This Mac.
1. Check your computer and audio
Windows 11 · x64 & ARM64 · macOS 14.5+
Windows 11 · x64 & ARM64
The Windows installer includes the signed VB-CABLE audio driver. Authorize installation and Parley connects the audio endpoints automatically. No separate driver download or device-ID editing is required.
- Allow the bundled audio component to install; restart Windows if requested.
- Choose your meeting process as the listening source.
- In the meeting app, choose CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable) as its microphone.
- Select physical headphones in Parley and check both directions.
VB-CABLE is donationware by VB-Audio. Professional use is subject to its licensing terms; Parley fees do not replace that licence.
macOS 14.5 or later
Choose the installer for your Mac chip. Allow the microphone and required audio permissions, then follow the app’s virtual audio driver setup. Select ParleyVirtualMic as the meeting microphone and ParleyMeetingBus as the meeting speaker, with physical headphones selected in Parley.
- Allow microphone access and complete the in-app audio driver setup.
- Set the meeting microphone to ParleyVirtualMic.
- Set the meeting speaker to ParleyMeetingBus.
- Select your physical microphone and headphones in Parley.
For in-person mode on either platform, select a physical microphone and speaker or headphones directly. No meeting virtual audio device is needed. Parley is a desktop app, not a browser translator or mobile app, and cloud translation needs internet access.
- 1. Your microphoneYour original speech
- 2. Parley translationCloud processing and captions
- 3. Meeting microphoneThe other person hears translated speech
2. Choose how to pay for translation
- Managed service: sign in, add wallet credit and choose Parley service with Qwen or Doubao. You do not need a personal API key or the personal API licence.
- Personal API: buy the one-time licence if you want to use your own supported provider account. Configure credentials in the desktop app; provider usage is billed separately. Follow the personal API setup guide.
All modes require sign-in. Use the same account in the app and website. Review the model prices and billing details. Qwen is $0.070/minute and Doubao is $0.148/minute. Directions and outputs share one charge.
3. Choose a conversation and check it
- Select meeting mode for two-way speech, or in-person mode for one-way microphone interpretation.
- Choose a language pair available in your installed app, selected model and mode. Start with a compatible built-in voice.
- Check input levels, selected output and permissions. Use a short session to confirm translated playback; service usage may incur charges.
- Stop the session when finished. View local caption history or export SRT subtitles.
Before your first important call
Test audio routing with the actual meeting app and devices you will use. Avoid sending translated output back into the capture microphone. Verify important names and numbers with the other person, and obtain permission to process the conversation.
Supported languages, voice choices and delay depend on your provider and setup. The model language reference describes provider capabilities; it does not certify every combination in every desktop build.
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