delivered simultaneously to every attendee in their own language

AI, human, or both
Run most languages on AI and drop a live human interpreter into any single one where every word has to be exact. Attendees simply see the label, for example "French (AI)" or "French (Human)", and pick.
- Keep the economics of AI across the room
- Reserve a human interpreter for the high-stakes language
- One event, one listen link, both handled together

Priced to add languages, not cut them
One flat rate of €30 per hour, per language, across all 78 languages. Rarer languages cost the same, and the rate doesn't go up if your event runs over time.
A two-hour event in three languages costs about €180. A human interpreting booth for the same event would cost roughly €960, because simultaneous interpreting needs two interpreters per language. There are no equipment costs or cancellation fees, and your first event can be free.
A two-hour event in three languages costs about €180. A human interpreting booth for the same event would cost roughly €960, because simultaneous interpreting needs two interpreters per language. There are no equipment costs or cancellation fees, and your first event can be free.

Tuned for your event
- Share glossaries and terminology ahead of time for consistent wording
- Send the speaker list so names are pronounced correctly
- Feed corrections back so the system keeps improving
- A support team is online during every event
The platform is a standalone system on secure infrastructure, certified to ISO/IEC 27001, with no third-party dependency and nothing for attendees to install.
Where AI interpreting fits, and where it doesn't
Being honest builds trust
Strong fit
- NGO and community events on tight budgets
- Corporate presentations to large audiences
- Online and hybrid audiences across time zones
- Events that want more languages than budget allows
Handle with care
- High-stakes legal, medical, or regulated events
- Content that needs certified interpreting
- Two speakers talking over each other
- Where a specific voice or accent must be fixed
- NGO and community events on tight budgets
- Corporate presentations to large audiences
- Online and hybrid audiences across time zones
- Events that want more languages than budget allows




