LiveVoice

LiveVoice is a web-based platform that turns smartphones into live audio receivers for events. It streams audio directly to attendees' devices, eliminating the need for specialized hardware like radio receivers or headsets. The core function is delivering clear audio to large groups, whether they're in the same room or participating remotely. You can create multiple audio channels for different languages or content streams, making it useful for conferences, tours, and hybrid events. The system works with any device that has a web browser or through their dedicated app, requiring only an internet connection.

What makes LiveVoice stand out is its integration of AI translation and captioning features. In addition to human interpreters, you can add AI-powered voice translation that works in real-time during events. The platform includes tools for managing audio delay, switching between channels, and monitoring listener statistics. It's designed to be self-service, so organizers can set up and run events without technical support. The focus is on low latency audio streaming that conserves battery life and data usage on mobile devices.

This tool is particularly valuable for event professionals who need to accommodate multilingual audiences or create accessible experiences. Conference organizers use it for simultaneous interpretation, museums use it for guided tours, and venues use it for silent conferencing where multiple sessions happen simultaneously without noise interference. Churches and community groups also use LiveVoice to make their services and events more inclusive for non-native speakers and people with visual impairments. The platform scales from small meetings to large conferences with thousands of attendees.