v1.0.0
CrossMeet v1.0.0 · First stable release
The first stable Windows release of CrossMeet: live translation, virtual microphone output, glossary, Q&A knowledge base, quick phrases, and LAN engine sharing.
New
Improved
The first stable release
CrossMeet v1.0.0 became the first stable release on May 13, 2026. Earlier v0.x entries describe internal development milestones.
Core workflows
- Live translation: process microphone or system audio and display recognized source text alongside translations. Dual-source workflows require the appropriate license.
- Engine choice: configure local or API engines separately for recognition, translation, and speech synthesis. Language, model, and hardware requirements vary by engine.
- Glossary: use verbatim, specified-translation, and note entries to guide wording, with group activation.
- Knowledge base: manage Q&A entries and retrieve reference answers.
- Response editing: type, preview, and correct a translation before confirming the next text or speech action.
- Quick phrases: insert saved expressions into the composer for review and further processing.
- Virtual microphone: route synthesized speech to software that accepts a selectable audio input.
- Session records: save and review history, with export capabilities supplied by the current license.
- Team engine sharing: provide engine services to LAN devices under the appropriate license.
Before you begin
Windows 10 and 11 are the currently supported public platforms. Model installation, device routing, and external provider configuration depend on your chosen setup. A single language count, speed, or memory requirement cannot describe every engine.
A release entry does not mean that every feature is included in Free or that every payment channel is open. Check pricing for plan entitlements and downloads for current installer availability.