Otter.ai Expands Capabilities with Support for Over 30 Languages
The AI tool now seamlessly handles multilingual conversations, removing the need for manual settings.

The AI-driven platform Otter.ai has significantly expanded its capabilities. The company has officially announced a new feature that allows users to record and transcribe meetings where participants switch between multiple languages. This update is particularly important for international teams where communication frequently shifts between different tongues.
Automatic Language Switching
Otter.ai’s new system automatically detects language changes and continues transcription without interruption. For example, if a meeting begins in English and continues in Korean or Portuguese, the AI no longer requires the user to manually adjust settings. According to company representatives, this initiative aims to break down language barriers and create a unified, organised work environment for global companies.
In total, the platform will offer support for 31 different languages. The first phase includes 13 languages, such as German, Italian, Turkish, Russian, and Chinese. The remaining 14 languages, including Arabic, Hindi, Hungarian, and Romanian, will be added in the near future. The company developed these new language models using its own resources, public databases, and the assistance of volunteers to ensure the highest possible transcription accuracy.
More Than Just a Recorder
Otter.ai is actively expanding its functionality beyond simple meeting recording. The company recently introduced Work Mode, which helps users prepare for meetings. This feature analyses previous meeting history, Google Drive files, and team notes to prepare necessary information before a meeting begins.
Also noteworthy is Live Assist, which provides users with real-time advice during meetings. This tool analyses the context of the conversation and generates relevant suggestions at the appropriate moment. These updates strengthen Otter.ai’s position in the corporate market, especially following the company’s $320 million investment from General Catalyst.
For users working on international projects, this update represents another opportunity to simplify workflows. While Georgian is not currently among the supported languages, the platform remains an effective tool for business meetings conducted in English or other major international languages.