Your squad speaks five languages.Your captions speak yours.
Real-time voice translation for Discord and in-game comms. Any language to any language, word by word — while they're still talking. Only you install anything.
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Four teammates. Four caption languages. One voice channel — each person reads in their own.
The part nobody else gets right
They switch languages mid-sentence. So do we.
Multilingual squads don't speak one language at a time. They speak Spanglish, Portuñol, Hinglish, and gaming jargon that was English to begin with. CaptionsRush never asks you to declare a source language — it detects the switch per word.
What your teammate actually says
What you read — in whichever language you picked
What a single-source-language tool does with the same line
Source set to Spanish — the English tail gets forced through the Spanish model:
“okay, I'm rotating B — cover mi”
Source set to English — the Spanish opening is discarded or mangled:
“bye boy a rotate be — cover me”
Either way you lose the half of the callout that mattered. This is the single most common failure mode in multilingual comms, and it's why “supports 100 languages” and “works for your team” are not the same claim.
Why this one works in a match
Translation built for callouts, not conference calls.
Mid-sentence, not end-of-sentence
A callout is over in about 200ms. Translation that waits for a full stop arrives after you're dead. Words land as they're spoken, under 50ms.
Any-to-any, per person
Not 60 languages into English — any of the 60 into any other. Five players, five caption languages, one voice channel, all at once.
Nobody else installs anything
Your teammates keep talking normally. No plugin on their side, no permission prompt, no setting to flip. They never know it's on.
» you install the app
» the bot gets a server invite
» that's the whole setup
Deaf gamers don't all speak English.
CaptionsRush started as a sound-accessibility tool, built with and for the deaf and hard-of-hearing gaming community. That community is not anglophone. A deaf player in São Paulo, Warsaw, or Seoul queueing into an international lobby is carrying two barriers at once — they can't hear the voice, and the voice isn't in their language.
Captions alone solve half of that. Translation alone solves the other half. Both problems end at the same overlay, which is why translation isn't a separate product here — it's the same one, doing the same job, for the other half of the reason you couldn't follow the call.
Barrier one
You can't hear it
Real-time captions with per-speaker attribution, so you know who said what.
Barrier two
It isn't in your language
Any-to-any translation across 60+ languages, in the same caption stream.
Translation isn't an upsell tier. It's on every plan.
There is no translation add-on and no language pack. Every cloud plan includes any-to-any translation across all 60+ languages. Top-up minutes never expire.
Captions for everyone. Funded by the community.
CaptionsRush is free to use. Cloud-powered features cost real money — your support keeps them running and makes them cheaper for everyone.
Together we’re making captions cheaper
Every supporter pools cloud minutes with the community. More volume = lower costs from our providers. When our costs drop, your price drops too.
500K minutes · ~500 supporters
Drops to $0.0083/min → ~25% cheaper for everyone
1M minutes · ~1,000 supporters
Drops to $0.0066/min → ~40% cheaper for everyone
2M minutes · ~2,000 supporters
Drops to $0.0033/min → ~70% cheaper for everyone
Need more cloud minutes? Top up anytime at $0.02/min. Minutes never expire.
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