How to run a multilingual event
Step-by-step notes on running an international conference without a booth, tuning caption screens to the room, and automating meeting records.
Interpreting an international conference without booths
How to give a multilingual conference language access without interpretation booths or receiver headsets — choosing languages, laying out the screen, the rehearsal that matters, and what you are left with afterwards.
Read guideSetting up multilingual presentation subtitles
Choosing between per-language panels and a subtitle feed, sizing type for the room you are actually in, picking a theme, and ordering languages so the biggest audience gets the best seat.
Read guideAudience QR streaming — everyone reads their own language
One QR code sends live subtitles to every attendee's phone in the language they pick. What it replaces about receiver headsets, and where its limits are.
Read guideGetting AI meeting minutes worth sending
Turning a live transcript into minutes with decisions and action items, and the five minutes of preparation that change the result more than the model does.
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