International conferences
Professional-grade live captioning for plenaries and keynotes. Delegates follow the speaker in Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, or English, in real time, without headsets or an interpreter booth.
International Conference & Meeting · On-Device
Every delegate in the same conversation,
Every delegate in the same conversation,
and the conversation stays in the room.
Professional-grade live captioning for international conferences, summits, and closed-door meetings, on the same Supertitle™ system already demonstrated on stage. Four languages, real-time, entirely on-device: no cloud interpreter chain, no third party between your speakers and your delegates.
The Thesis
International meetings run on trust.
International meetings run on trust.
Cloud captioning asks the room to trust one more party.
Every international conference faces the same trade: bring in interpretation and captioning, and accept that a cloud service hears every word, in someone else’s jurisdiction, on someone else’s terms. For public keynotes that may be acceptable. For board meetings, government dialogues, and negotiations, it is exactly the problem.
Supertitle™ removes the trade. Speech is transcribed and translated on hardware in the venue; captions reach every delegate in their working language; and nothing leaves the room unless the host chooses to keep it: not audio, not transcripts, not metadata. Where the mandate is absolute, the system runs fully air-gapped: no uplink, no telemetry.
Where it fits
Four rooms, one system.
Board meetings & negotiations
For the meetings where minutes are privileged and attendance is confidential: multilingual captioning with nothing recorded to anyone’s cloud, air-gapped when the mandate demands it.
Multilateral dialogue
Track-1.5 and Track-2 dialogues run in three working languages with real-time captioning that preserves technical vocabulary. This is the register where translation latency becomes a diplomatic problem.
Conventions, launches, and town halls
Product launches, investor days, and company town halls where one audience spans four native languages: captioned live, so the room reacts as one room.
Why on-device wins the meeting room
Three properties the venue keeps.
1 · Confidential by architecture
The captioning runs on hardware in the venue. No audio stream to a cloud vendor, no transcript on a third-party server, no data-processing agreement to negotiate.
2 · Real-time, technical register
The technical vocabulary of the field is preserved. Demonstrated under the harshest real-time conditions there are: live performance in front of a paying audience.
3 · A cost the host controls
Because inference runs on hardware you own, captioning is a predictable line item, not a metered cloud bill that grows with every word spoken.
The proof point
Demonstrated where retries don’t exist.
The system behind this page is Storytelling Supertitles™, demonstrated in ticketed performance at Weiwuying, Taiwan’s premier national performing-arts venue, on 12 October 2025, and featured on Taiwan Public Television. A conference plenary is demanding; a live musical in four languages is more so.
Supertitle™ continuously learns speech, vocabulary, and lexical patterns from rehearsals and live sessions, with human-in-the-loop review to approve or reject each finding. It arrives at your event already tuned to your speakers and your terminology.
See the system on stage →
Organizers · venues · secretariats
Planning a multilingual event? Let’s scope it together.
Tell us the languages, the room, and the sensitivity level. We’ll tell you exactly what the system can do for it, and what it cannot.
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