Saydi is an AI voice translator for meetings and events with 60+ languages and a Chrome extension for Zoom, Meet, and Teams. Pro plan from $9.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Saydi is an AI voice translation platform for meetings, events, and conferences. It captures speech in real time and translates it across more than 60 languages, for both personal and professional use. The company says it covers everything from daily meetings to global summits, and it runs on the web, on mobile, and as a Chrome extension for video calls.
The product grew out of a practical problem. Its founders were tech leads working with global partners, especially in the Japanese market, and felt that nuance and intent were lost when a middleman interpreted. Saydi began as a tool for understanding clients directly, and the company says it has since been used in more than 1,500 sessions.
Saydi offers three modes. Two-way handles back-and-forth conversation between speakers of different languages, One-way translates a single speaker for an audience, and Transcribe produces a written record. Auto language detection means users do not press buttons to switch, and speaker diarization labels who said what in the resulting notes.
Before a session, users can prepare the AI Context Engine. They can upload meeting documents so Saydi extracts context and key terms, enter names and meeting details to guide the output, and save up to 50 specialized terms in a custom dictionary. The goal is translation that follows a company's own business vocabulary rather than generic dictionary definitions.
The core of Saydi is live voice translation in 60+ languages, backed by the context tools described above. The Chrome extension works directly with Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams, while the web and mobile apps cover other situations, including iPad and laptop setups used in live business showcases.
For organizers, two features stand out. DocTranslate localizes event documents on demand, and QR codes let hundreds of attendees join a session within seconds. Higher tiers add Event Mode, an admin dashboard, shared AI Context across an organization, highest-priority processing, dedicated support, and assisted setup.
Saydi is an AI voice translation platform for meetings, events, and conferences. It translates speech in real time across 60+ languages and is available on web, mobile, and as a Chrome extension.
The Pro plan is advertised from $9. Subscriptions can be billed monthly or yearly with 20% savings on yearly. Organization and Event plans use custom pricing through sales.
The pricing FAQ refers to a Free plan, and the homepage invites visitors to try Saydi for free. The sources do not list the limits of the Free plan.
Credits depend on translation duration and mode. V2T uses 45 credits per hour, V2V Basic 200, and V2V Premium 400. Subscription credits reset each billing cycle, and PAYG Credits do not expire.
Saydi has a Chrome extension that works directly with Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams. It also offers a web app and a mobile app. Other integrations are not listed.
Yes. Saydi offers Event Mode, QR code joining that lets hundreds of attendees enter a session, and DocTranslate for event documents. The Event plan is one-time access sold through sales.
It suits global sales teams, event and conference organizers, remote and IT outsourcing teams, and cross-border entrepreneurs. Students and travelers can also use it.
The site says Saydi is operated in Vietnam by SotaX Company Limited, headquartered in Hanoi. The footer also carries a copyright for Notionis Technologies Pte. Ltd.