Slack huddles
Translate a Slack huddle — live.
Real-time translated subtitles for Slack huddles in the browser. Slack has no translation of its own, and nothing is added to your workspace.
Free to start · Works in your browser · Your audio stays private
Slack does not translate voice at all.
A huddle can show captions in the language being spoken, and that is where Slack stops — there is no translation, no app to install into the workspace and no admin setting to ask for. Trippi captures the huddle audio from the Slack tab in your browser and writes the translated line under it. Nothing is installed into the workspace and nobody in the huddle is notified.
Open the huddle in a browser tab
Trippi is a Chrome extension and works with Slack opened at app.slack.com. If you normally use the desktop app, join the huddle from the browser instead — everything else stays the same.
This is the same requirement as for Teams and Zoom, and for the same reason: an extension can reach the sound of a browser tab and nothing beyond it.
How it works
Add to Chrome
One click from the Chrome Web Store. No account, no install wizard.
Turn it on in your meeting
Open the call in your browser and click Trippi.
Read live translated subtitles
See every sentence in your language, as it's spoken.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work in the Slack desktop app?+
No. Open the huddle at app.slack.com in Chrome — the extension reads the audio of a browser tab.
Does anyone in the huddle see the captions?+
No. Nobody is added to the huddle and nothing is announced.
Does it need a workspace admin?+
No. It is your browser and your extension; the workspace is not touched.
Stop guessing what they said.
Add Trippi to Chrome and read every meeting in your language — free.