KaigiFlow

Languages, verified before we list them

Choose the right language setup for your conversations.

In short

You can follow up to three text outputs at once. This website has 11 interface languages. Website languages and supported meeting languages are separate lists.

Languages in Sangei Cloud mode

In Sangei Cloud mode, these 32 languages are available on every device. Each is shown in its own name and in English. In Local mode (on-device), some devices support fewer; the notes further down say which.

  • 日本語Japanese
  • English
  • 普通话Mandarin
  • 粵語Cantonese
  • 한국어Korean
  • EspañolSpanish
  • FrançaisFrench
  • DeutschGerman
  • Tiếng ViệtVietnamese
  • Português (Brasil)Brazilian Portuguese
  • ItalianoItalian
  • РусскийRussian
  • NederlandsDutch
  • PolskiPolish
  • العربيةArabic
  • हिन्दीHindi
  • TürkçeTurkish
  • ไทยThai
  • SvenskaSwedish
  • УкраїнськаUkrainian
  • ΕλληνικάGreek
  • DanskDanish
  • SuomiFinnish
  • Norsk bokmålNorwegian Bokmål
  • CatalàCatalan
  • ČeštinaCzech
  • HrvatskiCroatian
  • MagyarHungarian
  • Bahasa IndonesiaIndonesian
  • Bahasa MelayuMalay
  • RomânăRomanian
  • SlovenčinaSlovak

Website languages

Choose the website language. Meeting input and output languages are listed separately.

Language coverage depends on the app build.

Languages that depend on your device

A few languages need a newer device, a recent system version or Sangei Cloud. The app checks your device by itself and shows which of them it can do.

Cantonese
Depends on your device. The app checks whether yours can transcribe Cantonese and, if it cannot, tells you before the meeting starts. On iPhone and iPad, translating Cantonese uses Sangei Cloud.
Thai
Needs a newer device with a recent system version. The app offers Thai only where your device can do it. Translating into Thai is not offered.

Older devices may also need a one-time language download before some languages work, and some translations use Sangei Cloud. The app tells you when you choose the languages for a meeting.

What we measured

Our own tests, on public recordings with human transcripts. Lower error rates are better. Each figure carries how it was tested and when.

Languages with clearly fewer errors[7][2]

Live results on a standard public test, compared with standard cloud speech recognition on the same audio. Only languages where the difference is proven are listed; in other languages the two were level and we make no claim. Cantonese applies to Sangei Cloud mode. Which languages you can use depends on your device.

  • Cantonese

    KaigiFlow
    4.3%
    Standard cloud speech recognition
    13.1%
    Times fewer errors
    3.0×
    Result
    Clear

  • Hindi

    KaigiFlow
    15.6%
    Standard cloud speech recognition
    35.9%
    Times fewer errors
    2.3×
    Result
    Clear

  • Indonesian

    KaigiFlow
    5.5%
    Standard cloud speech recognition
    11.4%
    Times fewer errors
    2.1×
    Result
    Clear

  • Italian

    KaigiFlow
    4.8%
    Standard cloud speech recognition
    8.3%
    Times fewer errors
    1.7×
    Result
    Lead

Tests and dates

  • [2] Cantonese speech, including Hong Kong Cantonese, from recordings with human transcripts, compared with standard cloud speech recognition. Cantonese is claimed for Sangei Cloud mode. Tested October 2026. How we measure
  • [7] Read speech in many languages, with human transcripts, compared with standard cloud speech recognition. Only languages with a proven difference are listed. “Clear”: the difference is beyond doubt on this test. “Lead”: ours was better by a smaller margin. Other languages tested were level and are not claimed. Tested October 2026. How we measure
  • [9] All tests used public recordings with human transcripts. No customer recordings were used. Results are from KaigiFlow’s own tests in October 2026 and describe those tests, not every meeting. How we measure

Questions people ask

Meeting capture, supported languages and what happens to your recordings.

Which languages does KaigiFlow support?

You can follow up to three text outputs at once. Available meeting languages depend on your app build. See the list of supported languages