New · Remote Speaker
A presenter anywhere becomes your microphone.
A remote speaker opens a link on their phone, and their voice becomes the mic input on your console — feeding straight into live translation and out to your audience. No app, no dial-in, no extra hardware.
Join by link or QR
On stage in one tap
The presenter opens a link or scans a QR code, signs in with a simple one-time username and password you read out, and they're live — no account, no app to install.
Built for the podium
Clear status, one-tap mute
A plain status line — Connecting, Waiting, You're on air, Paused — plus a live mic level meter and a running clock of actual speaking time. One tap mutes; the room hears silence, not dead air.
Feeds translation directly
Plugs in like any other mic
The relayed voice becomes the console's input for live translation exactly like a local microphone — the host presses Start, and it won't begin (or bill) until the remote voice is actually arriving.
One remote speaker at a time per session — handing the floor to someone else, or refreshing the credentials, instantly retires the previous device. Presenter logins are temporary and single-use, never a full account.
End-to-end, no equipment
From a phone on stage to a phone in every seat.
Pair Remote Speaker with Companion Mode and the whole chain — presenter, live translation, audience — runs on browsers alone. No mixer, no booth, no dedicated hardware on either end.