Present once. Everyone follows in their own language.
Speak in your own language and the room reads you in theirs, live. Jinsoku keeps a rolling summary of the key points and saves the whole talk for later.
Live captions and a running summary
Your microphone is transcribed and translated as you speak, shown as captions you can put on the big screen. Next to them, an AI summary of the key points keeps updating, so people who drift for a moment can catch up.
Audience View: captions on their own phones
When you go live, Jinsoku shows a QR code and a short link. People scan it, pick their language and read your talk on their own phone. No app and no account. Each language is translated once for the whole room. Spark covers up to 50 people and 2 languages at a time; Bolt up to 500 people and 6 languages. The link stops working when you stop sharing.
In your own voice
On Spark and Bolt you can turn on a readout of the translation in your own cloned voice. It plays from your device's speakers, so the room hears it.
After the talk
Every talk is saved automatically. Export it as text (.txt) or as subtitles (.srt) to share or publish.
Questions people ask
Do attendees need to install an app?
No. With Audience View they scan a QR code or open a short link in their phone's browser, choose a language and read along. No account either.
How many people can follow on their phones?
Up to 50 people and 2 translated languages at a time on Spark, and up to 500 people and 6 languages on Bolt.
What do I need to present?
A laptop or phone with a microphone, and a projector or screen if you want captions on the wall. Audience View works without a screen: people read on their own phones.
How much does it cost?
You can start free with no card. Spark is $2 a week or $8.99 a month and adds live translation on calls and talks, voice cloning and Audience View. Bolt is $30 a month. Cancel any time, with a full refund within 14 days of signing up.