Live interpretation for events

Speak once.Everyone understands.

Your audience scans a QR code and listens on their own phone, in their own language. No app, no equipment.

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Live

You say · English

Welcome, everyone. Let’s begin.

They hear · Suomi

Tervetuloa kaikki. Aloitetaan.

Ready in three steps

1Create an event
Give it a name and pick the languages.
2Show the QR code
On a screen, a flyer or the door.
3Start speaking
Everyone listens on their own phone.

0 €per month

Pay only for the minutes you use, from €0.25 per minute per translated language. VAT 25.5% is added to the price.

No setup fees
Free for listeners
No app or account for listeners

Common questions

What is Spiiksi?: Spiiksi is a real-time AI interpretation service for events, conferences and meetings. The talk is streamed to the Spiiksi website from a browser, Spiiksi interprets it into the languages you choose, and the audience listens on their own phones.
Do listeners need to install an app?: No. Listeners scan a QR code or open a listening link and hear the interpretation straight in their phone's browser. No app, no account and no dedicated receiver is needed.
How much does Spiiksi cost?: Spiiksi has no monthly fee and no setup fee. You pay only for the minutes you use, priced per minute per interpreted language channel, with VAT 25.5% added. The current per-minute rate is shown on the home page and in your dashboard.
Which languages does Spiiksi support?: Spiiksi supports over 70 source languages and dozens of interpretation languages, including Finnish, Swedish, English, Ukrainian, Arabic, Persian, Estonian and Russian. The full list is on the languages page.
Can one event run several languages at once?: Yes. A single event can have several language channels running simultaneously, and each listener chooses which language to listen in.
Can Spiiksi be used alongside human interpreters?: Yes. An event can run AI interpretation channels and human interpreter channels side by side, and listeners pick the channel they want.
What equipment does the organiser need?: Streaming needs a browser and a microphone: a laptop's built-in mic, a headset, or the venue's sound system. Listeners need their own phone and headphones. No dedicated interpretation hardware, receivers or booths are required. If the venue already has a headset system, the interpretation can be fed into it so listeners can keep using the headsets they already have.
Is the event audio recorded?: Audio is processed in real time and is not stored permanently. The privacy policy describes the processing in detail.

Hear it for yourself.

Say something in your language and hear it interpreted. It takes a minute.