Four ways to run a translated meeting

A normal video meeting: everyone joins, picks a language, and hears the others live in their own.

You present on stage; the audience joins via QR code — mic and speaker off — follows your words as live text in their own language on their phones, and can ask you questions — with optional voice translation.

Multiple panelists and a moderator speak; every listener and panelist follows all speakers in their own language on their phone via QR code. Questions can be sent to everyone or to a specific panelist, in their language.

Two people at one table, two phones, no video — speak naturally and hear each other translated instantly. Share the link, push to talk.