- Transcript Splitting: Easily divide transcripts by selecting Split Transcript from the menu while in presentation mode. - Speaker Disambiguation: The app now recognizes different voices on a single input. - Deep Linking: Links and QR codes now open directly in the app for a easier way to join sessions. - New Branding: We’ve updated our logo and colors for a fresh and modern look.

Wordly version 4.0: A New Experience is Here! Key features: - Streamlined user experience with a brand new, intuitive design. - The app will now will continue to play and/or record audio in the background if you switch to another app or the screen sleeps. - Push-to-Talk is now available for audio input, making 2-way conversation easier - Wordly can detect what language is being spoken and automatically switch the input language Joining a Wordly session is now incredibly simple with two clear paths: "I'll Speak" - This mode is for Presenters. - This is your go-to mode for capturing your voice for transcription and instant translation. - You can also listen and read translations of other speakers in your preferred language. "I'll Listen or Read" - This mode is for Audience Members. - Get instant translation of the live transcript into your language. - Have the translated transcript read aloud to you by a virtual voice for effortless comprehension.

Minor interface improvements and security updates.

Wordly now supports additional languages and more natural output speech.

This release of Wordly Translator includes minor interface enhancements and security updates.

Updates certificate information used for secure connection to Wordly services.

Wordly now supports Czech, Indonesian, Romanian, Thai, and Vietnamese. Attendees can also see translations in Arabic, Hebrew, Polish, Swedish, Tagalog, Tamil, and Turkish. To see a more detailed description of changes, look for the “What’s New” menu entry.

Wordly now supports custom SSO providers. Wordly has also been updated for the latest version of iOS. To see a more detailed description of changes, look for the “What’s New” menu entry.

Wordly now supports custom SSO providers. To see a more detailed description of changes, look for the “What’s New” menu entry.

A few things that have changed in this release of the Wordly phone app. Wordly now supports restricted sessions. When a session is restricted, attendees must enter a passcode and name to attend. As usual, open sessions do not need a passcode to attend and entering a name is optional. The user interface has been updated to make is easier to use. Some of those changes include new labels and buttons to create a more uniform experience across all Wordly interfaces. To see a more detailed description of changes, look for the “What’s New” menu entry.