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How it works

From the Event setup to the usage report, in six steps. Every step is run by your Agency, with your Interpreters.

  1. 01
    Set up the EventCreate an Event with one or more Rooms. Pick each Room's original language and its interpretation languages, and assign Interpreters.
    Each Room gets a Room Link and a printable QR sign for the door. Rooms run in parallel, so a conference with three sessions is one Event with three Rooms.
  2. 02
    Check before going liveA per-Room Preflight verifies the original audio, that every language has an Interpreter, and that the link works.
    A failed check blocks going live. The operator can Override it on purpose, and the override is recorded.
  3. 03
    Interpreters publish from their phoneA native iOS app with mic, Bluetooth or USB-C input, a level meter, mute, Voice Clarity, and a monitor of the Original Channel or another Interpreter for relay.
    Interpreters can be in the room, in another city or at home. Android is coming.
  4. 04
    Attendees scan and listenQR, choose a language, tap play. In the browser or in the iOS app, which keeps playing with the screen locked.
    Languages are listed in their own script: English, Español, 中文, العربية. The original audio is also a Channel.
  5. 05
    Supervise liveThe live console shows every Channel, who is publishing and how many people are listening.
    If an Interpreter's phone fails, Takeover moves the Channel to another assigned device in seconds. Listeners reconnect by themselves.
  6. 06
    After the EventListener-minutes and peak Listeners per Room and Channel, ready for your client's invoice.
    No audio is kept. Usage figures are the only record of the Event.

Three surfaces

Operator live consoleEvery Channel in one view: who is publishing, level, Listener count, and Takeover when a device fails.
Interpreter app (iOS)A large mute, a meter, Voice Clarity, and a monitor of the Original Channel. Works with Bluetooth and USB-C interfaces.
ListenerLanguages in their own script, large targets, one action per screen. Works for people who have never used a QR before.

Bring LiveMurmur to your next Event

A first trial runs in November 2026 and a controlled pilot follows in early 2027. Agencies are onboarded by invitation.

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