AI interpreting, streamed live to any headset.
Each attendee hears their chosen language live — on their own phone or on headphones you hand out.
Two ways to feed the source.
Either way, the audio reaches the same interpreting pipeline.
If the event has a sound desk, the technician connects it to Traduno once — the same connection they already use for livestreams.
No technician? Place a phone near the speaker, open one link, and its microphone picks up the room — nothing to install.
Scan, pick a language, listen.
A QR code or short link opens the listener page in the phone's browser — no account, no download. What they hear is about a second behind the speaker.
Point a phone camera at the QR code shown in the room, or tap the short link.
Choose from the list — or select Original audio to hear the speaker directly.
The interpretation plays through their own headphones, about a second behind the speaker.
Seventy-eight languages, interpreted live.
Attendees pick what they hear. Speakers don't pick anything; the AI detects the spoken language automatically.
Input: 78 source languages auto-detected by the speech model; organizers never pick one.
Your interpreters can interpret remotely, from anywhere.
Any language can be handled by a professional interpreter instead of AI. Send them one link and they interpret from wherever they are — no travel to the event, no booth, no equipment. Attendees hear them the same way, on their own phones.
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