Documentation

Guides for Tablevoice and OwnLine — what each app does, where to install it, and what it needs before it will work.

Documentation

Two apps, both built around the same idea: the service you depend on should be one you control, not one we put in the middle.

🗣️ Tablevoice

A face-to-face interpreter where one phone lies between two people. Lay it flat on the table and it translates both directions out loud, with the far half of the screen rotated to face the other person.

📞 OwnLine

Calls and texts through the SIP/VoIP provider account you already own (Twilio and Telnyx are supported), billed by your provider, with no account of ours in between.

Start here

	Tablevoice	OwnLine
Platforms	iPhone, Android	macOS, Android
Needs an account with us	No	No
What you must supply	An interpreter server URL and access key	Twilio and/or Telnyx credentials
Works with nothing configured	Demo Mode only	Demo Mode only

Neither app works out of the box from a store download alone. Tablevoice needs a server and key that it cannot issue you from inside the app; OwnLine needs a telephony account you already have. Both ship a Demo Mode so you can see the interface first. Read the setup page for the one you care about before installing.

Tablevoice

📥 Installation

App Store and Google Play, and the single permission it asks for.

🔑 Setup

Server and key, Manual versus AI auto, session limits, and why a turn sometimes produces nothing.

OwnLine

📥 Installation

Mac App Store and Google Play, plus the platform differences that matter.

🔑 Setup

Connect Twilio or Telnyx, pick a caller ID, place a first call, and the limits.

Questions or something wrong in these pages? Write to service@metasignaltech.com