Live interpretation

Live interpretation without the interpreters.

Make any event multilingual in real time. No interpreters to book, no headsets to rent — listeners follow from their phones.

For mosques, conferences, lectures, and livestreams — in 40+ languages at once.

Baian Live

One speaker, every language in the room.

Start one session, share one code, and let each listener choose how they follow along.

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Start live

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Share QR code

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Everyone follows

No hardware

No booths, headsets, or receivers.

No per-language hire

One session covers every language at once.

Hiring interpreters

Costly and limited

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    One interpreter per language

    Each extra audience means another booking, often hard to staff every week.

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    Headsets and booths

    Hardware to rent, hand out, collect, and maintain for every session.

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    Thousands per event

    Cost climbs fast, so most events only serve one or two languages.

The Baian platform

Every language, one session

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    Start from a browser

    Begin a live session in seconds and share one QR code with the room.

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    Each person picks their language

    Listeners follow from their own phone, in text or audio, in 40+ languages.

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    Accurate on Islamic speech

    Qur'an, Arabic, names, and code-switching are handled with care, not guessed.

Trusted Voices

Endorsed by Scholars & Leaders

Accuracy first

Built for meaning, not just words.

A good interpreter does more than swap words — they keep the meaning, the terms, and the names intact. Baian is built the same way, tuned for Islamic speech and high-context talks, so the room receives the message the speaker intended.

FAQ

Live interpretation questions

What to know before your next multilingual event.

Can AI replace a human interpreter for live events?

For many events, yes. Baian provides real-time interpretation so the audience follows the speaker in their own language, without booking an interpreter per language or renting headsets. For high-stakes diplomatic settings a human may still be preferred, but for mosques, lectures, and most conferences Baian covers the room instantly.

How does live interpretation work without headsets?

The host starts one session and shares a QR code or link. Each listener opens Baian in their phone browser and chooses their language. There is no hardware to rent, distribute, or sanitize, and no app for the audience to install.

How many languages can Baian interpret at once?

One live session can serve many languages at the same time — each listener picks their own. Baian supports 40+ languages for live interpretation.

What kinds of events is this for?

Mosques and khutbahs, Islamic lectures and classes, conferences, community events, and livestreams. Baian is tuned for Islamic speech, including Qur'an and Arabic, and works for general multilingual events too.

Is there a delay?

Baian is designed for under-one-second latency when the room audio and internet connection are healthy, so listeners can follow the speaker naturally.

Get started

Make your next event multilingual.

Tell us about your event, audience size, and languages. We will help you set up live interpretation the simplest way.

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