Your audience
reads along.
You speak on stage, Klausi captions and translates live. Your audience opens a link or scans a QR code — no app needed.
13 languages · processed in the EU · no audio stored
Live translation in numbers
You take care of the talk. Klausi takes care of the captions.
Captions, setup, projector, cost — four building blocks between stage and audience.
01Live captions
You speak. Everyone reads along.
Klausi transcribes your speech live and translates in real time — viewers switch between original and translation. Try it on the right.
klausi.app/event/sommer26Summer conference 2026
Feel free to just call out your questions at any time.
History
You will find all slides under the same link afterwards.
A warm welcome — great to have you all here.
02Setup
Live in one minute.
Create the event, show the link or QR code, speak — no tech crew, no app for the audience, no matter how many read along.
- 1
Create the event
Pick the source and target language — one target language per session to keep things simple on stage.
- 2
Show the link or QR
Every event has a public link and a QR code. Viewers need no app and no account — no matter how many.
- 3
Just speak
Klausi transcribes live and translates in real time. Viewers read along on their phones — or everyone together on the projector.
13 languages
GermanEnglishTurkishItalianSpanishFrenchPortugueseDutchPolishUkrainianRomanianGreekArabic- 1
03Projector mode
Big enough for the back row.
Every event has its own projector view: the current sentence large, history below — three themes, three font sizes. Try the switches.
Summer conference 2026● LIVE · DE → ENFeel free to just call out your questions at any time.
The slides will be posted in the foyer from tonight.
Sommerkonferenz 2026klausi.app/event/sommer26klausi.app/event/sommer26/beamer04Cost comparison
A booth costs thousands. A QR code from €9.
Simultaneous interpreters, a booth, and receivers add up per event. Klausi shows captions over a link everyone already has in their pocket — 3 free minutes per month come with every plan, further minutes start at €9.
Feature overview
What live translation can do. Honest, no fine print.
Live captions
- Speech transcribed live
- And translated in real time
- 13 languages from German to Arabic
Projector mode
- Current sentence large, history below
- Three themes and three font sizes
- Big enough for the back row
For the audience
- QR code or link — no app at all
- Unlimited viewers, no login
- Show the original on tap
Data protection
- Processed in the EU
- No audio stored — text only
- Text history deletable, .txt export
Honest
- One target language per session
- No SRT/VTT export for video editing
- No hidden limits
Price
- 3 free minutes per month — on every plan
- Minute packs: 60 min €9, 120 min €15, 300 min €30
- Purchased minutes do not expire
For your audience
Everyone reads along.
Whatever the language.
Your audience reads the translation live on their own phone — no app, no technical setup.
- No app, just a QR code
- Processed in the EU, no audio stored
Belongs together
After the event, things continue.
Listeners become contacts, appointments, and projects — in the same system.
Frequent questions
Questions about live translation.
What does live translation cost?
It is decoupled from your plan: Free and Pro both get 3 free minutes per month. Beyond that you buy minute packs — 60 minutes for €9, 120 for €15, 300 for €30. Purchased minutes do not expire.
Which languages are supported?
Thirteen: German, English, Turkish, Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Ukrainian, Romanian, Greek, and Arabic. You pick one target language per session; viewers switch between original and translation.
Do viewers need an app or an account?
No. Viewers open the event link or scan the QR code — that is it. The number of people reading along is not limited.
Is the audio recorded?
No. The audio is processed live in the EU and not stored. Only the text history is kept — you can copy it, download it as .txt, or delete it entirely.
How do I get the captions on the big screen?
Every event has its own projector view under /beamer: the current sentence large, history below, three themes and three font sizes. Just open the URL on the projector machine.
How reliable is the translation with dialect or technical terms?
Recognition runs automatically, and quality depends on audio quality and pronunciation. Clearly spoken standard German works best; heavy dialect, mumbling, or lots of technical terms can cause errors. It is a solid live aid, but not a guarantee like a human interpreter.
What do I need technically — does it work on poor Wi-Fi?
At the lectern you need a microphone, a browser, and a stable internet connection. On weak Wi-Fi the translation can stutter. Your audience only needs a phone with internet and the QR code — no app, no account.
Can I export the transcript as SRT?
You can copy the history or download it as a .txt file. There is no SRT/VTT export for video editing.