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Leadership workflow

Meetings where people do not share a language

Record the room in the language it is actually spoken in, and follow a clear English translation as it happens.

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Fictional workflow preview

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Transcribe the original language rather than an English approximation of it

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Read the translation beneath the words it came from

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Keep decisions, commitments, and tasks in one workspace afterwards

Privacy and control

In-person capture asks for an explicit consent confirmation before the microphone opens, and stores when it was given.

Common questions

Which languages can DayMarshal transcribe?

English, Filipino, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin Chinese.

Does the English translation replace what was said?

No. The original language is transcribed and retained, and the translation is shown beneath it. A translation is a reading of a conversation, and the record of what was actually said has to outlive it.

Can one meeting contain more than one language?

Yes. That is the case this is built for — a room where the discussion moves between languages, rather than a recording that happens to be foreign.