Call2Me — AI Voice Assistant & Live Translator for Any Web Page

Ask any page out loud, let AI click and fill in for you, export listings to CSV, and translate tabs and conversations live.

Call2Me is a voice assistant for the page you are on, with live tab translation built in. Press Alt+J (or click the Call2Me button in the toolbar to open its side panel), ask out loud, and hear the answer. VOICE ASSISTANT • Ask questions about the page you are reading and get a spoken answer • Summarise an article, or a YouTube video from its captions • Prefer typing? Ask in the side panel instead • Replies in your browser's language • Everything lives in a side panel on the right, at full height: the conversation, confirmations, the translator and your account. The panel stays open as you switch tabs; on the page itself there is only a small button on the right edge that opens it (hide it on a site with × or turn it off in the settings) • Free accounts: it reads and answers only • Pro account (a $10+ top-up in the last 12 months): when you ask, it clicks, scrolls, types, opens tabs, compares tabs and, if you ask it to look, checks the visible area in a screenshot • Pro: collects the listings, products or table on a page — across up to 10 pages — into a table in the side panel, ready to download as CSV (opens in Excel or Google Sheets). The table stays on your computer • It asks you before payments and purchases, sending, deleting, subscriptions and account settings; it never touches password, card or one-time-code fields ASSISTANT: FREE START AND PRICING Try it for 2 minutes without an account. After that, sign in with Google or your Call2Me account: the assistant uses your Call2Me balance, including the welcome credit new accounts get when they verify their email. You pay per minute of active conversation (silence is free) and your balance is shown as talk time. Typed questions and summaries cost a few cents each, and the assistant asks before a costly job. The extension never charges your card on its own; automatic top-up happens only if you turn it on. NEW IN VERSION 0.8 • AI chat with the model you choose: in the side panel's assistant screen, pick an AI model from the list and write to it. Attach images, PDFs or text files, and add the open page with "Include page" (sent with each message while it is on). Paid per answer from balance you topped up with real money; prices are shown in the model list • A small button on the right edge of pages opens the side panel; hide it on a site with × or turn it off in the settings • Phone links (tel:) open in the Call tab with the number filled in, instead of Chrome asking for a phone app. The call starts only when you press Call; you can turn this off in the settings LIVE TAB TRANSLATION Live audio translation for any browser tab: hear it in your own language, spoken out loud in real time, with live subtitles as it happens. Start a meeting, a video, a livestream or a lecture, choose the language being spoken and the language you want to hear, and press Start. The translation is read aloud over the original, which is quietly turned down while the translated voice speaks. REAL-TIME VOICE TRANSLATION • Captures the audio of one tab you choose — nothing else • Translates it live and dubs it over the original voice • Live subtitles on screen, so you can read along while you listen • Lowers the original automatically so both stay clear • 39 languages, you pick both sides yourself • Works while you switch to other tabs FREE TO USE Every browser gets 5 free minutes to try it — a one-time allowance, not a daily one. Sign in with your Call2Me account inside the extension — with your password, or with a one-time link we email you if you prefer not to type one — and the allowance rises to 20 minutes. ADDING FUNDS Once the free allowance is used up, usage is billed per minute from a prepaid balance. You can top up from inside the extension: the payment form opens in a separate window and is handled by our payment provider, iyzico. Card details never pass through the extension. INTERPRETED CONVERSATION Talk with someone who speaks another language. Choose your language and theirs, open a room and send the link (copy, WhatsApp or email). They join from their browser — no extension or account needed — and an AI interpreter translates both ways in real time. $0.25 per minute from your balance, charged only while both of you are in the room. PHONE CALLS Call any phone number yourself from the side panel's Call tab, from a phone number you bought in your Call2Me account. No AI takes part: you talk to the other person directly through your microphone. Numbers shown on the page you are viewing are offered as suggestions, so you can call a shop or an office in one tap, and whatever you paste is cleaned to + and digits. Calls are paid per started minute only from balance you topped up with real money (welcome credit does not count). The rate depends on the destination — from $0.14 per minute for the US and Canada — and is shown before you press Call, together with how many minutes your balance covers. PRIVACY Before the first use, a one-time screen explains what the assistant sends and asks for your consent. The assistant reads a page only while you have it open, and only the tab you are looking at in that window (the side panel shows which page it is): the page's readable text, title and address, plus YouTube captions. The address is sent as site and path only, never the part after ? or # (on YouTube the video ID is kept). It never reads the values you enter in fields (on a Pro account it reads field names and labels so it can act; password, card and one-time-code fields are never listed), and on a page with a visible password, card or one-time-code field it sends no page text at all. The microphone is used only during a session you start, and it is muted when you switch to another window. Your voice, the page text and the tab audio you translate are sent to Call2Me and its providers only to answer or translate; Call2Me does not record your voice or the tab audio and does not save the page text. The language models of the assistant and the translator run only on providers set not to retain or train on your data, and speech recognition is opted out of its provider's model training. When you ask it to look, a downsized screenshot of the visible area is sent once, only to answer that question, to a language model set not to retain data; it is not stored, and none is taken on a page with a visible password or card field, or on sign-in or payment pages. Only when you ask, the titles and addresses of the open tabs in the same window and their readable text (except sign-in/payment pages) are read to compare them. No browsing history, no advertising. Chrome shows its own recording indicator while a tab is being translated. In a conversation room, the room's audio is sent to Call2Me and its providers only to interpret it; rooms are not recorded and no transcript is kept. While the Call tab is open, phone numbers on the page are picked out on your computer and are not sent anywhere; when you press Call, the number you call goes to Call2Me (with "Call with interpreter" on, it is sent beforehand to show the price). Phone calls are not recorded. AI chat: your messages, the files you attach and — only while you keep "Include page" on — the open page's title, address and text (up to 12,000 characters; none on sensitive sites such as banking, email or payment pages) go through Call2Me to the provider of the model you chose, set not to retain or train on your data. Call2Me does not store them; your chats are saved only in your browser, without page text or image/PDF content. When you start the voice assistant, your recent typed messages with the assistant are sent to it as context; chats with a model you picked are not. On a signed-in device linked to an account, a log of actions that never reach our servers (such as setting changes, tab switches or tel: link clicks — no content, numbers masked) is sent to Call2Me for security and kept for one year. When you remove the extension, a page opens where you can tell us why, if you want to. NOTE Some protected sites, such as DRM streaming services, cannot be captured by any browser add-on. If no sound arrives, the extension says so. SIDE PANEL AND WEBSITE ACCESS Why the extension asks for access to websites: the assistant has to read the page you are on when you ask it something, and on a Pro account act on it when you ask (the element it acts on is briefly outlined). Everything else — conversation, confirmations, translator controls and live subtitles — is in the extension's side panel, not on the page; on the page there is only the small button that opens the panel, and it does not read the page. The translator itself never reads the page. Nothing is read until you open the assistant, start a translation or add the page to an AI chat message yourself.