Captions never reach our servers
The speaker's browser connects straight to each listener's. We do not see it, and there is nowhere to store it. Only AI correction passes text through our servers, and never stores it.
FEATURES
Scan one code and the captions start — and they can speak.
60
languages
5
at once, per room
0
installs
P2P
peer-to-peer
FOUR THINGS THAT DIFFER
The speaker's browser connects straight to each listener's. We do not see it, and there is nowhere to store it. Only AI correction passes text through our servers, and never stores it.
An AI voice reads it aloud as it goes — 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 — and the captions already on screen are repaired.
COMPARISON
| Oralion | Meeting captions | Interpreting platforms | Transcription apps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In a physical room | ✓ Scan a code | ✕ Meeting only | ~ Needs equipment | ~ After the fact |
| Audience installs | ✓ Nothing | ✕ Their app | ✕ App or receiver | ✕ Their app |
| Each picks a language | ✓ 5 at once | ~ One at a time | ~ One interpreter each | ✕ One only |
| Spoken translation | ✓ AI voice | ✕ Text only | ✓ A human interpreter | ✕ Text only |
| Captions on their servers | ✓ No | ✕ Yes | ✕ Yes | ✕ Yes, and kept |
| Getting started | ✓ Open a room | ✓ With the meeting | ✕ Book ahead | ✓ Press record |
ALSO IN THE BOX
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