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Free desktop app for real-time meeting subtitles. No API keys, no bot.

Detects Windows or macOS. · Windows v1.0.7 · macOS v1.0.7

Windows

v1.0.7 · 11.4 MB · August 5, 2026

Windows desktop app

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SHA-256 f35b1aa691d582082db55fdcf74d5d8cde41d6406b9b965ab4f015c548f7de0e

macOS

v1.0.7 · 12.7 MB · August 4, 2026

Apple Silicon Mac, macOS 12.3+, 4GB RAM

Download for macOS

SHA-256 9be6bdb87c7cd8a10c0fe86f311aae1eabacc6fc2542fd34917bec5bb5763e53

Version and source

Current release: Windows v1.0.7 (August 5, 2026) · macOS v1.0.7 (August 4, 2026). Download only from this page or the official download.livetrans.pro links shown here.

Safety and signing

Keep Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper enabled. Publisher and signing prompts can vary by platform and release; do not bypass warnings for files from other sources.

Before your first meeting

Open LiveTrans, select the correct meeting audio source and languages, then confirm captions appear before you rely on them in a real call. A quick mic or system-audio check avoids empty sessions.

Keep LiveTrans running

Leave LiveTrans open for the whole meeting. Closing it after a short test stops captions mid-call. Real value comes from sustained use across the conversation, not a 10-second trial.

Privacy hint

LiveTrans transcribes the audio source you choose while it is running. Review the privacy policy before using it with sensitive conversations.

Installation steps

Windows

  1. 1. Download the .exe installation file
  2. 2. Open the installer and follow the setup prompts
  3. 3. Launch LiveTrans from the Start menu and test audio

macOS

  1. 1. Download the .dmg installation file
  2. 2. Open the .dmg file on an Apple Silicon Mac
  3. 3. Drag LiveTrans to the Applications folder
  4. 4. Run LiveTrans from Launchpad and test audio

Common install issues

Windows blocks the installer

Confirm the file came from the official download link, keep security checks enabled, and contact support if the publisher or warning text looks unexpected.

macOS cannot open the app

Move LiveTrans to Applications, then open it from Finder or Launchpad. If Gatekeeper shows a warning, verify the download source before continuing.

No captions after launch

Check microphone or system-audio permissions, select the right audio source in LiveTrans, and confirm captions appear before your meeting starts. If nothing shows up, stop and fix capture first—do not wait until the call is underway.

Should I keep LiveTrans open the whole meeting?

Yes. LiveTrans only captions while it is running. Leave it open for the entire meeting so subtitles continue as the conversation goes on. Stopping after a brief test is the most common reason captions feel incomplete.

Having trouble? Contact support