BridgeVoice

Community interpreters and families who speak Pashto or Dari often face essential information — medical instructions, school letters, official forms — written in difficult English. A mistranslated word or number can change what someone does. There is no everyday tool that helps them understand that language while keeping the human in control of the final meaning. BridgeVoice is a real-time multilingual co-pilot for Pashto/Dari community interpreters and the families they serve, live at bridgevoice.us (version 5.0.1). It chats in English, Pashto, Dari, and Spanish through a chatbox-style main chat that now handles both conversation and agent tasks, explains difficult wording in simple language, checks critical details such as numbers and negations before they are acted on, and answers questions about uploaded documents with exact quoted excerpts. Its headline feature is a live voice screen: one tap on "Start listening" and it keeps listening, answers out loud, and can be interrupted by speaking — with typed chat as a fallback. The deployment is open — no access code is needed to use the AI features. BridgeVoice does not replace the human interpreter; it helps every voice be understood. BridgeVoice existed before October 26, 2026. The base app predates the hackathon. Hackathon-period work (Oct 26 – Nov 4) includes the BridgeAgent Live voice page and the JARVIS-style live voice screen with the private access gate. Only hackathon-period work is shown as new in the demo.