Live interpretation on your own phone: the speaker in your earbuds and on your screen, in the language you understand best. For everyone at your event, or just for you, wherever you are.
Access to 101 languages · no app to install · Try it now on your phone →
Two ways to use it
One microphone on stage. Everyone scans a code and listens in their own language, on their own phone, however many languages are in the room.
Whenever someone is speaking a language you don’t understand — a service, a lecture, a tour guide, a meeting, a neighbour — your phone listens and you hear them in yours. No organiser, nothing to install.
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How it works
One microphone. Nothing changes on stage.
Live, sentence by sentence, in a real voice.
Scan, pick a language, earbuds in.


Who it is for
Four days, twelve sessions, one printed QR.
Same code every week. Set it up once.
An AGM, a workshop, a visiting speaker.
A Bible study, a committee, a family. Everyone talks, everyone understands.
Why not a translation app
This puts nothing between the speaker and the room. Nobody holds up a phone. Nobody takes turns. They speak exactly as they always would.
And if a voice fails, the words still arrive. Captions and audio travel separately, because silence is the failure people actually notice.
Discussions
Turn on Talk and any attendee can hold a button on their phone and speak in their own language. Everyone else hears it in theirs, and those who share it read the original words.
Raising a hand puts them in line. Leave the floor open, or let the organiser choose who speaks next.
The phone they are already listening on is the microphone.
Languages
Your speaker isn’t limited to English either. They can speak any of 71 languages, among them Swahili, Hindi, Hausa, Yorùbá and Nigerian Pidgin, and everyone still listens in their own.
Yorùbá, Hausa, Nigerian Pidgin, Akan, Oromo, Kinyarwanda and more. We run these voices ourselves, so nobody in the room is the one person left out.
For attendees
No app
It opens in the browser they already have.
No account
No name, no email, no password.
Just earbuds
Then the phone goes back in a pocket.
Audio is interpreted as it is spoken and is not kept.
Enter the code from the sign in your venue.
Talk to us
We read every message ourselves. Tell us what you’re running and which languages you need — we’ll tell you straight whether this fits, including when it doesn’t.