Different events call for different setups.
From a 300-person conference to a 50-person meetup to an internal quarterly review, we walk through the exact real-world scenario for turning barotalk on in each situation.
Conference
A conference with overseas speakers and an international audience
Used regularly at blockchain conferences.
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A 20–100 person domain meetup where the share of international attendees keeps shifting
Proven at blockchain and fintech meetups.
See the caseInternal Global Presentations
A Korea HQ presentation that overseas offices tune into together
A great fit for quarterly reviews and global town halls.
See the caseBlockchain & Crypto
A global blockchain event with a flood of proper nouns and acronyms
Used regularly at blockchain summits and meetups.
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An AI event where paper, model, and framework terms fly by fast
A great fit for AI meetups and developer conferences.
See the caseMedicine & Healthcare
Conferences and symposia where a single term or number is trust itself
Proven at oncology and pharma symposia and multidisciplinary conferences.
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Forums and public hearings where precise terms and records matter
A great fit for international policy forums and regulatory seminars.
See the caseFintech & Finance
Financial events and IR where numbers, institution names, and product names must be exact
A great fit for fintech conferences, IR, and investment forums.
See the caseThe event type changes, but the setup stays the same.
Upload your slides, enter the operator code, start the captions. Every event follows this flow.
Prepare
Upload your presentation slides as PDF or PPT in one go. Domain terms are detected automatically and added to the glossary.
Run
Enter the operator code on the stage laptop. Captions flow to the LED screen and attendees' phones in under a second.
Wrap up
A report lands in your inbox within 10 minutes, with the full caption transcript, top questions, and attendee stats.