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Kalima for Events & Conferences

Kalima turns live talks, panels, and workshops into readable transcripts while the program is still running.

Attendees follow along in text. Organizers keep a record of what was said. International audiences can read a translation instead of waiting for post-event processing.

Event transcription is most useful while the session is live

Conferences move fast. By the time a recording is processed, attendees have moved on to the next session and organizers are buried in follow-up.

Kalima adds a live text layer to keynotes, panels, webinars, and breakout rooms. The transcript stays useful afterward for recaps, archives, and reused content.

Why event teams need live transcripts

What is said on stage is easy to lose once the room clears.

1

Attendees miss important moments

Large rooms, noisy venues, remote streams, and quick speakers all make detail easy to miss.

2

Multilingual audiences need access

International events draw attendees who can follow the topic but want help with speed, vocabulary, or phrasing.

3

Post-event content takes too long

Without a transcript, teams spend hours replaying recordings before they can publish a summary or reuse a session.

How events use Kalima

Kalima supports both the live audience experience and the production team's follow-up afterward.

01

Caption keynotes and panels

Create a live transcript for main-stage sessions, interviews, panels, and fireside chats.

02

Support hybrid viewers

Share transcript access with remote attendees, production staff, moderators, and internal teams.

03

Turn sessions into content faster

Use the transcript as the starting point for recap posts, speaker quotes, summaries, and searchable archives.

Illustration of two colleagues at a desk: a microphone picks up their conversation, a laptop shows four remote participants, and a transcript card with speaker dots and a summary card lie in front of them

What event teams gain

A live transcript is easy to follow during the session and useful long after it ends.

Better attendee access

People can read along when the audio is hard to hear, the room is busy, or the speaker moves quickly.

Faster editorial follow-up

Marketing and content teams start from the written record instead of transcribing recordings after the event.

Clearer multilingual support

Translation workflows help international audiences follow sessions with less delay.

Feature fit for events

Event teams usually need reliable capture, easy sharing, and support for mixed audio sources.

Live session accessReal-time transcriptionAttendees and staff can follow important moments as they happen
International audience supportTranslation across 60+ languagesMore attendees can understand sessions in the moment
Webinars and streamed contentDesktop audio captureTeams can capture computer audio from event tools and media playback

Before you record

Kalima runs on your own device, so nobody in the meeting sees it. That is exactly why you should announce it: tell everyone before you start and ask for their consent. If you use Kalima at work, agree on it with your data protection officer and, where there is one, your works council first.

Event teams ask

Common questions from conference organizers, webinar teams, and production leads.

Yes. Clear audio and one speaker at a time give the best transcript, but Kalima also works for panels, Q&A, and interviews.
Yes. You can share a live transcript link with anyone who needs viewer access.
Yes. Kalima supports translation across 60+ languages, with quality depending on the audio and the language pair.
Yes. Teams can review the transcript for recaps, archives, speaker follow-up, and reused content.
Kalima can support many live transcript workflows, but choose hardware and accessibility services based on your venue, legal, and production requirements.

Add live transcript support to your next event

Use Kalima for keynotes, panels, webinars, workshops, and hybrid conference sessions. Start for free, no credit card.