Minimal setup. Link3rs integrates into your existing event audio workflow and is designed to work with very little technical overhead. In many cases, all that's needed is a computer, an audio USB card, and access to the venue's audio feed.
No traditional interpretation booths or receiver distribution are needed. Attendees use their own phones and headphones, which keeps logistics lighter and the experience much more scalable.
More about AI Translation →Yes. Link3rs is built for live event environments and can scale across multiple rooms, stages, and simultaneous sessions, each with its own setup if needed. We've supported high-volume event formats with many sessions running in parallel.
We recommend reaching out at least two weeks before the event so we can align on languages, technical setup, and session requirements. For larger productions, earlier is always better.
Absolutely. We can set up a live demo so you can experience the quality, speed, and attendee journey firsthand before moving forward.
Yes. For medium and large events we send a technician on-site to handle setup, manage the audio integration, and monitor everything live throughout the sessions. For smaller events we offer fully remote support during the show.
Yes — Link3rs handles multiple speakers and mic-switching naturally, so panels flow as usual. For Q&A, audience members can speak in their own language and be translated for the panelists in real time, opening up the conversation to everyone in the room.
Attendees join instantly through a QR code or simple link. No app download, no login, no friction. They choose their language and start listening or reading in real time from their own phone.
No. Link3rs is designed to work directly from the browser, so attendees can access the experience instantly without downloading anything.
Simple and seamless. Attendees scan, select their language, put on their headphones, and follow the event through live translated audio, captions, or subtitles on their phone.
More about AI Translation →Link3rs supports 60+ languages in real time, covering the needs of most international events. If you need a specific language combination, we'll confirm it with you in advance.
More about AI Translation →Yes. We can upload custom vocabulary before the event so the system performs better with brand terms, technical concepts, product names, and industry-specific language.
Translation happens in real time, with very low latency, so attendees can follow sessions naturally as they happen.
Yes. Link3rs taps directly into your venue's clean audio feed (the mixer's output), not into the room's microphones. That means crowd noise, music between sessions, or ambient sound don't affect the translation quality — what attendees hear is as clean as the speaker's mic.
Yes. Catalan, Spanish and English are all supported alongside 60+ other languages, and they can run simultaneously in the same session. Attendees pick their language on their phone and the system delivers each one in parallel — perfect for events in Barcelona or anywhere multilingual audiences gather.
Both. Link3rs delivers real-time translated audio, live captions, and subtitles, all within the same experience. It's built to improve comprehension and accessibility at once.
Absolutely. Live captions can be displayed on the main stage screen, side displays, or projected anywhere you need them — alongside (or instead of) the per-attendee phone experience. We adapt the output to fit your show's visual design.
More about Captions →Yes. The original captions and their translations run in parallel — each screen shows the language you assign to it.
Size, colors and position adapt to your screens and your stage design — we test readability with your production team before doors open.
The original language, translated versions, or both — you choose per screen, from 60+ languages.
More about Captions →Yes — the same live captions can feed your stream overlay, so remote viewers follow along too. We test it with your production team beforehand.
Copy one line of code, paste it into your website. That is the whole setup.
More about Widget →No. It is one script that loads alongside your page and lives in its own layer, so it does not touch your code or your speed.
Only when a visitor asks it to. It appears as a small button in the corner — your design stays exactly as you made it.
Yes, with its own touch experience: a bottom sheet with controls sized for fingers, not a shrunken desktop panel.
Yes. On desktop it is a quiet popover in the corner — the guides follow your mouse and everything also works from the keyboard.
Each visitor’s preferences are saved on their own device, not on our servers.
Widget lets each visitor adapt some aspects of how the interface is presented to them. Real accessibility continues to live in a website’s HTML, CSS, JavaScript, content and processes — Widget complements that work, it does not replace it.
Its interface speaks 50 languages and adapts automatically to each visitor's browser language.