For events & conferences

Live translation for events & conferences

Put the speaker’s words on the big screen in two more languages at the same time. No booth, no headsets, no per-session invoice.

Free in the browser with English/Spanish live captioning — no install, no card.

Interpretation without the line item

Interpretation platforms bill by the event

Per-event interpretation services typically cost hundreds of dollars per session. Lyric Show Live is $14.99/mo flat — run one keynote or a whole conference season on the phone already in your pocket.

Headsets and receivers don’t scale

Nothing to hand out, pair, or collect. The original and up to two translations sit together on the projector or LED wall, and the audience just reads.

Venue Wi-Fi dies right when the room fills up

Once language packs are downloaded, speech recognition and translation run fully offline on the device. Conference basement, field stage, cruise ship — no signal needed.

Honest limit: this is machine translation, not a human interpreter. Accuracy varies with accents, noise, and audio setup. When the words are legally or diplomatically critical, book the professional — and let Lyric Show Live cover the rest of the program.

How it works

1

Pick the room’s languages

Open lyricshow.live on a phone or laptop and choose the session language plus up to two translations.

2

Take the big screen

Fullscreen display on the projector or LED wall, light or dark theme to match the stage.

3

Let them talk

The original and both translations track the speaker with sub-second latency, word by word or in phrases.

Common questions

What does it cost per event?

Nothing per event. Base is $14.99/mo or $99.99/yr, flat, for as many sessions as you run. Per-event interpretation platforms typically charge hundreds of dollars per session.

How many languages can the audience see at once?

The original plus two translation languages, simultaneously. Base includes 20 languages; the Extended Languages add-on ($9.99/mo) or Ultimate ($49.99/mo) unlocks all 80.

Does it need venue internet?

No. Download the language packs beforehand and everything — speech recognition and translation — runs offline on the device.

Does this replace a human interpreter?

No. It’s automatic speech recognition and machine translation, and accuracy varies with accents, noise, and audio setup. Treat it as strong live support for a multilingual room. When precision is critical, use a professional interpreter.

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