Speech to subtitles, near-instantly
Within a second or two of the speech, captions hit the LED and audience phones together.
Beyond Language, Connecting Minds.
A third the cost of four interpreters: turn a Korean talk into subtitles in up to 30 languages, on the LED screen and every attendee's phone, within a second or two.
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1–2s
Subtitle latency
Realtime AI translation
30
Supported languages
Pick per event, broadcast at once
1/3
Cost vs. interpreter booths
No booths, gear, or crews
Trusted at global events like these
Customer stories
Proven at real events we operated ourselves.










Feature glance
Subtitles, glossary, multilingual output, ops, audience, reports — nothing to install, just a browser.
Within a second or two of the speech, captions hit the LED and audience phones together.
Proper nouns and jargon from your event carry over intact.
One Korean utterance, simultaneous English, Japanese and Chinese subtitles.
Fix an awkward line from a laptop — the next subtitle reflects it instantly.
No app install. The audience reads in their own language right in their hand.
Languages used, segment-by-segment engagement, and Q&A are tallied automatically. Email it to yourself from the dashboard in one click.
Attendees can also hear the captions read aloud in their language — no need to watch the screen.
Attendees ask and vote in their own language; the stage reads the room at a glance.
Drop the transparent caption layer into OBS or vMix as a browser source and stream it live.
Captions will appear shortly…
When the talk begins captions will appear here.
An actual live event screen. The moment Korean hits the mic, subtitles flow within a second or two.
An honest comparison with traditional interpretation
Same event, same quality — at half of what four human interpreters cost, with 30 target languages instead of 4.
Savings USD 2,700/ event
Target languages 4 → 30
Setup time 5h → 10min
Upload your deck once — the same translation holds through the whole event.
Upload your slides
PDF, PPTX, TXT — all fine. Just drop them in.
The speaker's terms get pulled into the glossary automatically.
HER2-positive breast cancer responds well to targeted therapy.
Terms mapped in the glossary stay consistent across the whole event.
03 / Treatment Response
HER2 양성 유방암은 표적치료에 반응을 잘 보입니다.
HER2-positive breast cancer responds well to targeted therapy.
1차 치료 객관적 반응률은 78%로 보고됐어요.
The first-line objective response rate was reported at 78%.
Online mode
Just like your in-person events — translate the audio from Zoom, YouTube, Google Meet, or Teams in real time. Not Zoom- or webinar-only: any tab that plays sound works.
Set source to "Screen/tab audio"
In the operator console, choose "Screen / tab audio" (the sound coming from a screen or tab) instead of a microphone.
Share tab audio
Pick the tab you want to translate and check "Share tab audio" so the sound goes through too. That's it.
Same captions everywhere
Captions flow as usual to attendees' phones and the LED screen, and to OBS (streaming software) too.
Works best in Chrome and Edge.
Live reliability
Speech blurs, connections wobble, pronunciations slip — on stage, something goes wrong every minute. barotalk keeps it all flowing with almost no human help.
“이게… 음… 그러니까 RWA 가…”
“So, about RWA, real-world assets…”
Even when the speaker stalls — "so… uh… you know, RWA is" — barotalk reads the prior context and slide glossary to render a clean sentence.
Subtitles stay smooth even when on-stage mics feed speech recognition uneven input.
If a subtitle reads awkward, the operator fixes it with one click on their laptop — the next subtitle reflects the correction. If the internet drops for a moment, the last captions stay on the LED, and the line reconnects the moment the signal returns.
Network jitter · mic fade · mispronunciation — none of it ever shows on stage.
No industry off limits
From blockchain to medicine to diplomacy, barotalk fits any field — accuracy rises to match each event's own terms.
Blockchain · Web3
Example
RWA · Ondo · token tickers
Fintech · Capital markets
Example
ETF · CDS · KOSPI
Medicine · Bio
Example
HER2 · clinical phase
Tech · AI
Example
LLM · multimodal
Manufacturing
Example
PLM · MES · line ops
Art · Design
Example
curator · artist names
Government · Diplomacy
Example
MOU · ODA · committees
Education · Academia
Example
methodology · citations
Don't see your field? It still works. What event are you running?
Three problems every institution and global event runs into — and exactly how we solve them.
Separate screens for operators, MCs, attendees and the stage — plus glossary and reports, all built around running an event.
Stack
Small meetup or large conference — pick the size you actually need. No forced packages.
Per event
Pay-per-event · no forced bundle
Foreign talks and questions come back in Korean too, and captions reach attendees who can't hear, just the same.
"targeted therapy" · KO → EN
Pay once per event. No forced packages — only what your event needs.
Build it now; you only pay when you go live.
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