CrewEcho
CrewEcho
CrewEcho translates your morning safety meeting into every crew member's language, live. One mic at the front of the room — captions on a screen for each language. No headsets, no app for the crew.
Spanish & Haitian Creole supported today, with more languages on request.
Most crews speak more than one language. The stretch-and-flex, the plan of the day, the hazard everyone needs to hear — half the room can miss it, or you pay an interpreter to stand in every morning. CrewEcho puts every word on screen, in each person's language, the moment it's spoken.
The foreman speaks into one microphone, the same as any morning. Nothing to read off the laptop, no script to load.
Every sentence is captioned and translated as it's said — Spanish streams word by word, Haitian Creole fills in sentence by sentence.
One screen per language at the front of the room, driven from a single laptop. No headsets, no app for the crew to install.
Most jobsite tools stop at Spanish. CrewEcho was built to include Haitian Creole too — a language many field crews speak and most translation tools leave out.
No toolbox-talk text ever sits on the laptop. You talk; it translates. That keeps it simple and keeps your material yours.
Each language gets its own full-screen display on its own TV, so nobody's squinting at a shared feed.
Lock in phrases like lockout/tagout so the words that matter translate the same way every time.
One subscription covers the morning toolbox talk across all your sites — far less than booking an interpreter at each one.
Tell us about your crews and we'll set you up with a demo.
Tell us about your crews and we'll be in touch.