Real-Time Conference Translation

Run Whisperr on a laptop that receives the room audio, either a line out from the sound desk or a microphone placed near the speaker, then turn on Broadcast Mode and share the room link with attendees. Each attendee opens the link in a browser and picks their language, so one setup covers every language in the room.

Yes. Point your phone toward the speaker for microphone capture, or capture a streamed session’s tab audio; Whisperr shows live translated captions in 100+ languages with about 0.2 seconds of latency.

No. Attendees open the room link in any mobile or desktop browser and choose their language. There is nothing to install, no account to create, and no receiver hardware to rent or hand out. They can listen through their own headphones or read the captions on screen.

A broadcast room scales to tens of thousands of simultaneous viewers, each reading or listening in their chosen language.

Over 100. Every attendee picks their own language from the same broadcast, so adding a language costs nothing extra and needs no additional interpreter.

Yes. For a streamed session, capture the session tab audio with the Whisperr Chrome Extension or Web App instead of the room feed, then share the same room link with remote attendees.

Yes. Switch to two-way mode to hold real conversations with attendees in other languages, on screen or with spoken output.

You can start for free. Unlimited real-time use is available on a low flat annual plan, with no per-minute metering and no per-language caps, so the cost does not grow with your audience or your language count.

Human interpreters are still the gold standard for high-stakes simultaneous interpretation. Whisperr covers the much larger set of sessions where booking a booth per language pair is not practical, and it scales to every language in the room at once.