A reference for professional conversations
Client interviews and contract discussions require careful understanding and a clear account of who processes the information. CrossMeet displays recognized source text and translations to help users follow a conversation. It does not provide legal advice or replace qualified interpreters, client authorization, or your firm’s confidentiality process.
Review every engine first
Recognition, translation, and speech synthesis can each use a local or API engine. Running one stage locally does not make later stages local. Knowledge-base use also requires checking the search-intent model, embeddings, and reranking.
Local inference can run on the device once the required models are installed. Account access, license checks, and downloads are separate network activities. Your firm must evaluate whether a configuration is appropriate for a particular matter.
A preparation and review workflow
- Add party names, project codes, and agreed translations to the glossary.
- Where knowledge-base use is permitted, organize approved reference material into Q&A entries and retrieve suggested answers. This is not a legal research or automatic case-file review tool.
- Review translations in the composer, especially dates, amounts, obligations, rights, and negative statements.
- Manage session records, exports, and device access according to your internal procedures.
Terminology guidance and translation previews cannot eliminate model errors. Important conclusions need review by suitably qualified people.
Licensing and purchasing
Local engines are not exclusive to paid plans. Start with Free to evaluate single-source translation, then consider Pro for dual-source interpretation, knowledge-base tools, virtual microphone output, or exports. Team licenses use named seats. See pricing for current prices and availability.
Use organization purchasing to discuss deployment, contract, and procurement requirements. This page does not promise an already-delivered compliance or custom deployment capability.