Talk
Browser-delivered language channels for interpreted events. Human interpreters broadcast audio while attendees choose a language in their browser.
Browser-basedlanguage channels.
Talk distributes human interpreter audio to a multilingual audience — each participant chooses their language channel directly from their own device, with no additional hardware, app installation or complicated setup required. Talk does not itself provide the interpreters; it delivers their audio to your audience's browsers.
Open Talk
Access Talk directly from your browser, no installation needed.
Select the communication setup
Choose the language channel or communication mode that fits your conversation.
Start communicating
Speak and listen naturally, with everyone connected in their own language.
Designed to movewith the conversation.
Talk adapts to real conversations — accessible from any device, with no complicated equipment to manage.
- Browser-based access
- No additional hardware
- Simple language channel setup
- Real-time interaction
- Accessible from any device
Verify beforechoosing.
A few things worth confirming before this is the right fit.
- Talk distributes interpreter audio; it does not by itself provide the interpreters
- The event team must plan connectivity, source audio, and channel routing
When should I use Talk?
- 01
Adding language channels to an existing event stack
- 02
Audiences joining from their own phones or computers
- 03
Human-interpreted conferences, platforms, venues, and hybrid events
Is Talk the right solution?
Talk is one part of the complete interpretation ecosystem. Here's how it compares to the rest.
Ready to communicateon the move?
Explore Talk or let us help you choose the right solution.