Speak your language.
Everyone gets it.
Live AI translation for keynotes and events. Your audience scans a QR code, picks one of 70+ languages and listens on their own phone.
- Nederlands
- Français
- Deutsch
- Español
- Italiano
- Português
- Polski
- Türkçe
- Українська
- Русский
- العربية
- עברית
- हिन्दी
- 中文
- 日本語
- 한국어
- Tiếng Việt
- Bahasa Indonesia
- Svenska
- Dansk
- Norsk
- Suomi
- Ελληνικά
- Čeština
- Română
- Magyar
- English
From stage to every seat in three steps.
No interpreters' booths, no hardware rental, no app downloads. The speaker talks as usual. Capeesh does the rest.
Schedule the keynote
Add the talk, the date and the spoken language. Done in under a minute.
Put the QR code on screen
Drop it on your first slide, the event app or the badge. Listeners don't sign up for anything.
Listen in any language
Each listener picks a language and hears the speaker translated live. Even with their phone locked in their pocket.
Their headphones or your sound system.
Every listener picks their own language. How the audio reaches them is up to you, and you can combine both in one event.
Their own phone and headphones
Listeners use their own smartphone, with whatever headphones are already in their bag: earbuds, Bluetooth or wired.
- Zero hardware to rent, hand out or collect
- Keeps playing with the screen locked
- Scales from a meeting room to a full arena
Plug into the venue's audio
Already have interpretation receivers or a channel system? Route each Capeesh language into your existing audio infrastructure.
- One feed per language for your AV team
- Works alongside existing receivers
- Mix both: venue audio and own devices
No. Listeners scan the QR code or open the link in their browser, choose a language and press play. No app, no account, no password.
Yes, both do. Good 4G or 5G reception in the venue is enough; otherwise, make sure the Wi-Fi can handle your audience. Capeesh is built to be light on data, so a single talk uses far less than streaming a video.
Over 70, including all major European and Asian languages. Each listener picks their own, so one keynote can be heard in a dozen languages at the same time.
Yes. Audio keeps playing on the lock screen like a podcast would. Phones go back in pockets, eyes stay on the stage, batteries last the whole day.
Yes. Capeesh can deliver each language as a separate audio feed that your AV team routes into existing interpretation receivers or channels. You can also combine this with listeners on their own devices.
Translation runs live while the speaker talks. Listeners hear it with a short delay of a few seconds at most.
During early access we work with a small group of customers on tailored pricing, based on the number and size of your events. Get in touch and we’ll make you an offer.
Got an event coming up? Let's talk.
We're onboarding a small group of event organisers and companies. Tell us about your next keynote. We'll set you up and walk your AV team through it.
Built by the AI team that has been doing this since 2016.
Capeesh is made by Raccoons, the AI software company from Leuven that helps organisations put AI to work, from boardroom strategy to production code. We give many keynotes about AI ourselves, and built Capeesh so every person in the room gets every word.
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