Choose what you hear
Each attendee selects one listening language before joining and can change it without disturbing the room.
Conference beta · up to 25 people
One meeting.
Everyone’s language.
A calm, audio-first room for multilingual committees, supplier groups, and international teams. One person speaks at a time; everyone hears and reads the meeting in the language they selected.
- No recording or stored transcript
- Personal translated audio
- Moderator-controlled floor
MK
Speaking now · EnglishMaya K.
Your audio · 日本語Translation live
次の工程を始める前に、最終寸法を一緒に確認しましょう。
Let’s confirm the final measurements together before the next phase begins.EN
English7 listening
JA
日本語5 listening
FR
Français3 listening
Designed forInternational teamsSupplier meetingsCommitteesProject forums
A disciplined meeting flow
Translation that feels like part of the room.
The interface keeps attention on the speaker, the meaning, and the next turn—not on AI settings.
One clear floor
Raise hands, moderator controls, and visible speaker state prevent mixed speech and unclear attribution.
Meaning stays visible
Original and translated captions stay together while names, prices, and measurements can be confirmed exactly.
Package design
One total. Hard limits. No surprise overage.
These are the target beta packages. Checkout stays off until real service-cost and 25-person capacity tests establish the exact total price.
Team meeting
- 45 minutes
- Up to 8 attendees
- Up to 2 listening languages
- Moderator and private invitations
Committee meeting
Recommended- 60 minutes
- Up to 15 attendees
- Up to 4 listening languages
- Moderator and private invitations
Multilingual forum
- 90 minutes
- Up to 25 attendees
- Up to 6 listening languages
- Moderator and private invitations
Final prices will be published before booking after real service-cost and capacity tests. No card can be charged from this preview.
Professional safeguards
Private by design, honest about the limit.
Call Jennie does not record the conference or store its captions. AI translation can still be wrong, so critical medical, legal, emergency, financial, and safety decisions need a qualified interpreter.