“This note-taking feature is significant in that it transforms every stage of global communication into structured data that can be stored and utilized as a valuable asset,” said CEO Lee Jung-soo. “We will continue to advance our technology to deliver hyper-personalized AI experiences that reflect users’ unique language habits and usage environments.”
The rollout underscores Flitto’s ongoing efforts to leverage AI-driven innovation to bridge language barriers while enhancing productivity and accessibility in an increasingly interconnected world.
Flitto Co., Ltd., an artificial intelligence (AI) data and solutions provider, announced Monday the launch of a new note-taking feature within its real-time interpretation and translation service, Chat Translation, in a move aimed at strengthening usability in multilingual communication environments.
The newly introduced function enables users to capture, transcribe, and structure spoken content in real time, addressing growing demand for efficient documentation tools in settings such as international meetings, conferences, and lectures. By integrating speech-to-text (STT) technology, neural machine translation, and large language models (LLMs), Chat Translation delivers seamless multilingual communication across both online and offline scenarios.
Powered by Flitto’s extensive proprietary language dataset accumulated over years, the platform supports up to 37 languages and offers a highly personalized translation experience tailored to individual users through customized data inputs. The addition of the note-taking feature further enhances the platform’s functionality by converting multilingual speech into organized, readable formats that facilitate easy review and knowledge retention.
The system is capable of identifying individual speakers in conversations involving multiple participants, improving clarity and accuracy in complex discussions. Users can choose to save original transcripts, translated text, or both, with the flexibility to continue recording even when switching target languages mid-session. AI-powered summarization tools allow users to distill key points from lengthy conversations, while export options, including markdown format and downloadable files, ensure compatibility with a wide range of business documentation workflows.
Flitto said the development aligns with broader market trends toward integrated AI communication solutions and positions the company to expand its footprint across both business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) segments. By combining interpretation, translation, and documentation into a unified platform, the company aims to differentiate itself as a comprehensive solution provider in the global AI language services market.