Live captions, on-device
Speech recognition and translation run on the presenter's Mac or iPhone. Audio never leaves the room; the relay only sees text.
JoinInter turns a talk into a multilingual room. Your Mac transcribes and translates on-device. The room scans a QR, reads live captions in its own language, asks in its own language, votes, and meets.
One payment. No subscription. No account. Key verifies offline.
Chiang Mai has a meetup almost every night, and almost all of it in English. The people with the most to share are the least likely to be in the room.
Visitors come, spend money and move on, and what they know leaves with them. The long-term win is knowledge flowing both ways, in both languages, and staying in the city after the visitors go.
JoinInter turns passing through into passing on.
Pick your language and the room's, then press Go live. The relay starts inside the app.
One code, pick a language. No app, no account, nothing to sign.
Sentence by sentence, or as a running transcript.
Questions arrive in the speaker's language. Pin the best on stage.
Wave at people who liked your question. Icebreakers in each language.
Speech recognition and translation run on the presenter's Mac or iPhone. Audio never leaves the room; the relay only sees text.
Anonymous questions and likes, threads translated for every reader, merge suggestions across languages, optional approve-first moderation.
Options, word cloud or a 1 to 5 scale. Translated into every room language; free-text answers come back in yours.
Slides, captions strip, QR corner, Q&A rail, poll widget and sponsor strip as zones on a 16:9 stage, with rules.
A source, not another streaming app. Browser source with a transparent overlay, virtual camera for Zoom and Meet, NDI.
Standalone runs a whole session over the phone's hotspot. Companion turns phones into camera, timer, remote or mic.
Attendees get a recap in their language. You get the timestamped transcript in every language, every poll and question.
Questions connect people. Icebreakers in each person's language, grounded in the talk, written by your own AI CLI over MCP.
The relay starts with Go live. Public link in one click, a branded event link, or fully offline over Wi-Fi or hotspot.
…countries, and more than a thousand languages. Oh, a question.
มีผู้คนหกร้อยแปดสิบล้านคนในภูมิภาคนี้ สิบเอ็ดประเทศ และมากกว่าหนึ่งพันภาษา
…once países y más de mil idiomas.
Pro runs on your own Mac, iPhone and network, so it costs us nothing to run. That's why it costs you $30, once, with every 1.x update.
Get Pro — $30 lifetimeTen answers before you buy.
Anything else, write to hello@joininter.com. A person in Chiang Mai answers.
No. Attendees scan a QR code and JoinInter opens in their phone's browser. They pick a language, read along, ask and meet. No account, nothing to install.
No. Speech recognition and translation run on the presenter's Mac or iPhone. The relay only ever sees text, keeps rooms in memory and forgets them after 12 hours idle.
Speech input covers 54 locales. Apple Translation covers 19 languages (38 with regional variants) on-device, and the Mac adds NLLB-200 for languages Apple lacks, such as Czech, Burmese, Lao and Khmer. The attendee interface is in English, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Czech, German, Spanish, French and Ukrainian.
Every Pro feature in the same signed app, and all 1.x updates. It's a one-time purchase with no subscription and no account. The key verifies offline, so it works at events with no internet.
For in-room events, yes, and it translates. Slido-style tools assume everyone speaks the language of the talk. JoinInter translates captions, questions, replies and polls for every attendee, runs on-device, and has no per-event fees.
Yes. Run the relay over the venue Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot and everything except the public link works offline: captions, translation, Q&A, polls and Meet.
The built-in relay handles a full meetup room; we test 200 phones at once. The one-click public link has a cap of about 200 connections. Larger audiences are what Hosted and Enterprise are for.
Yes. JoinInter outputs a browser source, a virtual camera and NDI, either as the full stage or as a transparent overlay of captions, questions and polls. OBS does the encoding and streaming.
Yes. Standalone mode runs a whole session from an iPhone or iPad over its own hotspot. AI icebreakers and the extended NLLB languages need a Mac; on iPhone, rooms use localized template icebreakers and Apple's languages.
Attendees get a random device ID and can stay nameless. Anonymous questions stay anonymous, even to the speaker, until both people accept a wave. Contact details are shared only with accepted matches, and you choose how long each event keeps its data.
Melt the language barrier.
Break the ice.
macOS 26 on Apple Silicon. iPhone and iPad app on iOS 26.