Caption content is end-to-end encrypted
The speaker's browser encrypts captions and translated voice first. Our servers only fan out ciphertext, hold no room key, and store no content. Speaker-controlled AI correction is the explicit exception.
FEATURES
Scan one code and the captions start β and they can speak.
60
languages
5
at once, per room
150
tested viewers per room
E2EE
end-to-end encrypted
FOUR THINGS THAT DIFFER
The speaker's browser encrypts captions and translated voice first. Our servers only fan out ciphertext, hold no room key, and store no content. Speaker-controlled AI correction is the explicit exception.
An AI voice reads it aloud as it goes β like an interpreter beside you. Simultaneous or consecutive.
Five languages at once in the same room, each chosen on its own phone, independently.
A name misheard once is right for the rest of the talk β and the captions already on screen are repaired.
COMPARISON
| Oralion | Meeting captions | Interpreting platforms | Transcription apps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In a physical room | β Scan a code | β Meeting only | ~ Needs equipment | ~ After the fact |
| Audience installs | β Nothing | β Their app | β App or receiver | β Their app |
| Each picks a language | β 5 at once | ~ One at a time | ~ One interpreter each | β One only |
| Spoken translation | β AI voice | β Text only | β A human interpreter | β Text only |
| Platform can read caption content | β End-to-end encrypted | β Yes | β Yes | β Yes, and kept |
| Getting started | β Open a room | β With the meeting | β Book ahead | β Press record |
ALSO IN THE BOX
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