Features
Get the details right and nobody has to troubleshoot on stage.
Everything below is in the product today, not on a roadmap. It splits four ways: what you use while presenting, what your guests control on their phones, what you get afterwards, and account-level controls.
Presenter console
What you use while it's running
Three audio sources
Microphone, meeting audio, or both mixed.
Mixed mode translates you and your remote speakers.
Test your mic first
Level meter plus an explicit "picking up sound" confirmation.
You never open an event on a muted microphone.
Floating caption window
Captions in an always-on-top window over Zoom.
Share slides full-screen and still watch the output.
Latest line plus history
The current sentence is enlarged, earlier ones stay above.
Miss a line and you can glance up rather than guess.
Caption appearance
Size, background, opacity, outline and high contrast.
Stays readable whether projected or keyed over a stream.
QR code on demand
Show a large QR code or copy the guest link in one click.
Someone arrives late — project it and they join instantly.
Balance always visible
Minutes remaining on screen, with a five-minute warning.
No mental arithmetic about how long you have left.
Automatic reconnect
A drop shows "reconnecting" and recovers on its own.
A brief network blip does not end your event.
Audio source
Level
Guest view
What your guests control themselves
Their own language
Each guest picks independently.
One event serves several languages at once.
Captions on or off
Show or hide captions at any time.
Guests who prefer to just listen can clear the screen.
Translated audio
Play translated speech with volume control.
With earphones it works like simultaneous interpretation.
Keeps playing when locked
Audio-only guests can lock their screen.
No need to hold a lit phone for an hour.
Adjustable text size
Guests scale captions up or down themselves.
Guests with weaker eyesight don't have to ask for help.
High contrast mode
One tap to a higher-contrast display.
Readable in a brightly lit room.
No account, no install
Scan and go.
Zero learning curve for your attendees.
Open early and wait
A waiting screen before you start, then it connects itself.
Guests can set up early instead of refreshing on the hour.
Choose language
歡迎各位，感謝出席今天的例會。
Don't take our word for it — run one yourself.
Continue with Google. No credit card required.
Afterwards
What you keep when the event ends
Source and translation
Both transcripts kept for every session.
Use them as minutes or as a subtitle file.
AI summary
Generate a summary, and regenerate it if you want.
Follow up without rewatching the recording.
Search across sessions
Search the text of every session under an event.
Find who raised that point three meetings ago.
Download or copy
Take the text as a file or straight to the clipboard.
Paste into an email and send it the same day.
Per-session history
Every time the event went live and for how long.
See exactly where your minutes went.
Event record
Account
Account and usage controls
Caption defaults
Save your preferred appearance to the account.
Set it once instead of before every event.
30-day usage
See how your minutes were spent recently.
Size your next purchase from real numbers.
Purchased minutes don't expire
Event pass minutes never reset monthly.
Occasional organizers waste nothing.
One session at a time
A single live session per account.
Prevents accidental double-billing.
Delete your account
Remove the account and its records permanently.
You decide what stays.
Not available yet
Worth being direct about: paid event passes are not self-serve yet (during the trial period we enable time manually), and there is no speaker identification or custom terminology dictionary. All three are on the roadmap — just don't evaluate tlive today as though they exist.
Let everyone follow your next event.
Sign up and get 30 minutes of translation — enough to run a complete rehearsal of a real event. No credit card.