Prepare the language channels
Choose the languages needed for visiting guests or festival audiences.
For theater & performance
Let audiences follow talks, performances, tours, and cultural programs in their language without adding visible hardware to the room experience.

Tõlk.fm lets teams choose between enabled live speech-to-speech providers from OpenAI and Google Gemini. For technical and AV teams, the live path keeps translation closer to the source audio than conventional speech-to-text → translation → text-to-speech chains, reducing handoffs while preserving spoken nuance for listeners.
Tõlk.fm keeps the event team in control while removing the parts of interpretation that usually slow a room down.
Choose the languages needed for visiting guests or festival audiences.
Use entrance signs, seat cards, program notes, or staff instructions.
Listeners can follow translated audio or captions on their own device.
Guests keep access private and familiar.
Useful when headphones are not appropriate or when speech needs visual support.
Adjust settings for a single talkback, day, or program block.
Translated speech works for introductions, guided moments, and spoken programs.
Hosts can check the language channel before stepping on stage.
Keep original and translated recordings when enabled.
The Tõlk.fm Public API lets partner products integrate real-time voice translation into their own software and automated workflows — without building interpretation infrastructure, media workers, or listener delivery yourself. Expand how and where multilingual access shows up for your users and clients.
Create events, add language channels, launch live translation, and stop sessions from your backend — no custom media infrastructure required.
Each launch returns a streamUrl: the public browser page where listeners pick a language and hear translated audio in real time.
Wire Tõlk.fm into registration systems, venue apps, AV runbooks, and partner products so multilingual access ships with your own UX.
Pair your main program feed on YouTube, Vimeo, or your encoder with public listener links from the API, or mint direct WebSocket, HLS, and RTMP pull URLs for OBS, vMix, Castr, and custom production workflows. Route program audio into Tõlk.fm from a mixer, interface, or production feed.
Pilot-ready