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Translate speakers and panellists in real time — subtitles and speech on every attendee's phone, subtitles on the stage screen, all at once.
Expand your event into new languages without adding interpreters or operations staff.
Adding one language meant booking interpreters in pairs, re-quoting the job and re-negotiating the schedule.
Adding a language is one click in the session settings. The day before the event is not too late.
Semiconductors, biotech — interpreters who know your industry are rare, and even then you had to teach them your product names and terms before the event.
Register a glossary on the session and your product names and terms stay fixed across every language. Spot a mistranslation mid-event and the fix applies from the next sentence on.
Every extra language meant another booth, eating into floor space and rental budget.
The screen your attendee is already looking at is the booth.
You rented 300 receivers, handed them out, collected them back and paid for the ones that never returned.
Attendees read subtitles and hear audio on their own phones. When the event ends, there is nothing to collect.
Attendees scan a QR code and follow live translated subtitles on their own device. No app install, no sign-up.
Subtitles overlay directly onto the presentation slides. No separate subtitle screen to arrange.
Open a subtitle window from the browser alone, even on venue PCs where you cannot install software.
When the event is also being broadcast, the same subtitles go out to the venue screen and the stream.
Enter the event name, pick the languages, and the session is created. Add a glossary so the translation is tuned to your event.
Download the attendee entry QR code as SVG or PNG and place it wherever you like. Attendees scan it and pick their language — that is the whole flow.
The session activates on schedule and the operations dashboard shows who has joined. When the event ends, download the full transcript as an SRT file plus a summary to share.
Change how subtitles are presented on the fly to suit the venue's screens and seating.
Check everything in advance in exactly the same environment as the live event — mic input and subtitle display along the real run of show.
Watch attendee counts, the split by language and subtitle latency in real time.
After the event, download the full transcript as an SRT file, along with a summary.