Use your existing event audio
Feed clean sound from the venue mixer into a Windows or Mac computer. No translation booth or proprietary receiver system is required.
Let every attendee hear and read your speakers in their preferred language. One QR code delivers live translated audio and captions to their phone—without a listener app or receiver hardware.
No credit card required
Traditional conference interpretation can mean interpreter scheduling, booths, headsets, receivers, and a separate setup for every language. Aurelo uses the audio system already in the room and the phones attendees already carry.
A straightforward operator workflow. A familiar browser experience for attendees. Flexible languages for every session.
Feed clean sound from the venue mixer into a Windows or Mac computer. No translation booth or proprietary receiver system is required.
Attendees can listen to the translated voice, follow live translated captions, or use both throughout the session.
Display one code on screens, signs, or badges. Attendees scan it in their browser and choose from the languages you make available.
Serve multilingual audiences through the same event session without publishing a different link or QR code for every language.
Choose from male and female voices with high-quality speech and more natural flow, with fewer unnecessary pauses.
Additional-language usage is metered only while that language has active listeners—not merely because it is enabled and not per listener.
Run Aurelo from the event production desk while guests use their own phones and earphones.
Send a clean output from your mixer to the operator's computer through a USB audio interface.
Select the languages your audience needs, preview the voices, and start the live session.
Place it on the event screen, printed signage, attendee badges, or the event app.
They open the link, choose a language, and receive translated audio and captions in their browser.
Aurelo works best where clear spoken content needs to reach a multilingual audience in real time.
Discuss your event setupKeynotes, panels, and breakout sessions
Town halls, training, and leadership updates
Product launches, demos, and exhibitor talks
Workshops, lectures, and professional learning
Human interpreters remain important for high-stakes communication. For many talks and presentations, Aurelo offers a lighter, more flexible setup.
| What changes | Traditional setup | With Aurelo |
|---|---|---|
| Attendee access | Collect and return a dedicated receiver | Scan a QR code and use a phone browser |
| On-site equipment | May include booths, transmitters, receivers, and headsets | Operator computer, audio feed, and attendee phones |
| Adding languages | Often requires more interpreters and channels | Select additional languages in the event session |
| Content format | Translated audio, depending on the setup | Translated audio and live captions together |
| Best suited for | Nuanced or high-stakes interpretation needs | Clear live talks, keynotes, seminars, and presentations |
Every paid plan includes all 60+ languages, live audio and captions, and multiple languages at once.
Use the same short passage to preview voices, confirm each language, and check the venue's audio feed and network before attendees arrive.
Live conference translation turns a speaker's words into another language while the session is happening. Aurelo delivers translated audio and live captions to each attendee's phone.
No. Aurelo is AI-powered live translation software designed for clear spoken presentations. Events involving legal, diplomatic, medical, or other high-stakes communication may still require qualified human interpreters.
The operator needs a Windows or Mac computer and a clean audio feed—usually from the venue mixer through a USB audio interface. Attendees use their own phones and earphones, so dedicated receivers are not required.
No. They scan one QR code, open Aurelo in their phone browser, choose an available language, and listen or read live captions.
Yes. Make multiple languages available in the same session and let attendees choose their preferred language through the same QR code.
Usage for an additional language is metered only while that language has active listeners. It is not metered simply because the language is enabled, and it is not charged separately for every listener.
Test the mixer feed, the selected voices, the QR-code journey, and the network the operator and attendees will use. We recommend a full rehearsal in the room before the event.
Yes. Attendees can follow the live text on screen, listen to translated audio, or use both together.
Start with one computer, one QR code, and the audio setup you already use.
No credit card required