UMC App vs Sard AI

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Sard listens to your meeting through your iPhone's microphone, writes it down and translates it as people speak, then hands you clean minutes. One tap and it starts. What Sard does • Live translation in 15 languages, line by line, with each speaker named. Pick two languages per meeting and every sentence is written in the language it was said in. • Tap any sentence in the minutes to hear it exactly as it was said. The audio stays on your iPhone. • After the meeting, Sard can separate the voices and recover what was lost when people talked over each other, all on your iPhone. • Hear the translation in your earphones while the meeting goes on. • A summary with the key points, decisions, tasks and owners. Add a task to Reminders or a decision to Calendar in one tap. • Ask the meeting: "What did they say about the budget?" and get an answer from what was actually said, with the time it was said. • Share the minutes as a tidy PDF. • A small floating window keeps the captions on screen while you use other apps. Start a meeting from Siri or the Action button. Why you can trust it • Audio is processed on your iPhone and never leaves it. When AI is on, only the written text is sent, and it isn't kept on our servers. • No account, no sign-in. • One balance across iPhone and Mac: subscribe on one, use it on both. Pricing Your first 30 AI minutes are free. Then pick a plan that fits your meetings: Weekly, Basic, Pro or Max. If your hours run out before renewal, add 5 hours once; they never expire. On-device translation is free and unlimited. Note: iOS doesn't let any app hear the other side of a call on the same iPhone. Sard for iPhone is for in-person meetings and lectures; for Zoom and Teams calls, use Sard for Mac. Subscriptions renew automatically and are charged to your Apple Account. Cancel anytime in your account settings before the period ends. Privacy Policy: https://ibsleman.com/sard-privacy/ Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/