Real-Time Captions for Conferences

Real-time captions ensure that deaf, hard-of-hearing, and non-native-language attendees can follow every keynote, panel, and workshop. LiveSunday displays captions on a dedicated URL that attendees open on their own devices or on a large display screen managed by your AV team.

ADA-compliant captioning without hiring a CART operator

Under 1.5 seconds of latency for keynotes, panels & workshops

Captions stream to a web URL — accessible to hybrid & virtual attendees

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How LiveSunday's Real-Time Captions Work

ADA-Compliant Captioning at Scale

Many professional conferences are legally required to provide accessible captioning under the Americans with Disabilities Act. LiveSunday makes compliance straightforward by providing accurate, real-time captions without requiring you to hire a CART operator. Captions are also stored and exportable post-event for documentation purposes.

Captioning for Hybrid and Virtual Events

Hybrid events present unique accessibility challenges — remote attendees often miss out on in-room accommodations. LiveSunday captions are streamed to a web URL, making them just as accessible to virtual attendees watching a live stream as to those sitting in the venue. One setup covers both audiences.

How it works

Get started in 2 minutes

Our platform is easy to use and navigate.

1. Register

2. Connect

Connect your audio source — USB mixer, audio interface, even a phone as a mic. Any device your computer recognizes works instantly. Select your speaker language and go live.

3. Share

Share your unique URL with your congregation via link or QR code.

4. Translate

Original or translated captions will be displayed in real-time, in your preferred language.

Languages Supported

120+ Languages Supported

Livesunday understands your speakers in 99+ languages and can translate to 120+ languages.

EnglishEnglish

Chinese中文

Chinese (Simplified)中文（简体）

Chinese (Traditional)中文（繁體）

Cantonese (Traditional)粵語（繁體）

Hindiहिन्दी

SpanishEspañol

Spanish (Latin America)Español (Latinoamérica)

FrenchFrançais

French (Canada)Français (Canada)

PortuguesePortuguês

Portuguese (Brazil)Português (Brasil)

Portuguese (Portugal)Português (Portugal)

RussianРусский

IndonesianBahasa Indonesia

GermanDeutsch

German (Switzerland)Deutsch (Schweiz)

Japanese日本語

ItalianItaliano

Korean한국어

Korean (South Korea)한국어 (대한민국)

TurkishTürkçe

RomanianRomână

UkrainianУкраїнська

VietnameseTiếng Việt

PolishPolski

DutchNederlands

FlemishVlaams

HungarianMagyar

SwedishSvenska

Swedish (Sweden)Svenska (Sverige)

DanishDansk

Danish (Denmark)Dansk (Danmark)

NorwegianNorsk

FinnishSuomi

GreekΕλληνικά

CzechČeština

SlovakSlovenčina

BulgarianБългарски

CatalanCatalà

EstonianEesti

LatvianLatviešu

LithuanianLietuvių

MalayBahasa Melayu

Arabicالعربية

BelarusianБеларуская

Bengaliবাংলা

BosnianBosanski

CroatianHrvatski

Hebrewעברית

Kannadaಕನ್ನಡ

MacedonianМакедонски

Marathiमराठी

Persianفارسی

SerbianСрпски

SlovenianSlovenščina

TagalogTagalog

Tamilதமிழ்

Teluguతెలుగు

Urduاردو

Thaiไทย

Thai (Thailand)ไทย (ประเทศไทย)