A translation app like Wordly transforms your phone or browser into a powerful real-time AI translation tool, instantly converting spoken conversations into text and speech across multiple languages—ideal for seamless communication in meetings, webinars, conferences, and multilingual events.
The Wordly Translation App is designed to work with the Wordly Simultaneous Interpretation Platform. The Wordly App runs on Android (6.0 or later) or iOS (11.0 or later) and is used for presenters. Attendees use a browser, such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge, on any device where the browser runs. You can download the apps here:
The Wordly Translation Software and translation app are designed to make meetings, webinars, conferences, and training sessions more productive and inclusive by enabling participants to listen or read along in real-time in the language they prefer. Participants can choose from dozens of language interpretation options. The translation app enables participants to take advantage of real-time translation and live captioning on-demand, 24/7.
Wordly enables organizations to unlock the potential of their multilingual teams and global markets by removing language barriers, increasing inclusivity, engagement, productivity, and attendance. Wordly is used by thousands of organizations and millions users for a wide range of use cases, including industry conferences, customer webinars, sales kickoff meetings, partner training, employee onboarding, and much more. Customers include small and large businesses, universities, nonprofit organizations, industry associations, and local governments.
This information is based on a translation research study by Dimensional Research in 2022 with 200+ marketing and sales professionals who manage meetings and events for companies with more than 500 employees. The focus was on how translation and interpretation is used to help improve the experience and outcomes for multilingual meetings and events.
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