ChromePing launches browser-based calling with AI translation

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ChromePing enables phone calls from a web browser with live translation in over 50 languages

ChromePing has launched a browser-based calling service that enables users to make phone calls with live translation. The platform allows users to type what they need done, and a ChromePing agent will phone the specified number, identify itself as an AI calling on the user's behalf, and handle the conversation in the other person's language. Reports of the call outcome, including time and reference details, are then sent to the user. Alternatively, users can dial any phone number directly from their browser with live two-way translation and captions. The service requires no app or SIM card and aims to remove language barriers for international communication. ChromePing supports over 50 languages and offers coverage to 200+ countries and territories through real phone numbers, not just VoIP-to-VoIP connections. The platform is designed for various use cases, from business calls with suppliers to personal calls with family abroad. Plans start from $9.99 a month, with higher tiers offering more AI agent translation minutes. The service operates through any device with a modern browser, eliminating the need for installs or specialized hardware.

About ChromePing: Call any phone in the world from your web browser on a monthly plan, with live two-way call translation and captions. More at chromeping.com.

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