Tafahom Meet | Multilingual communication
Meetings, conferences and face-to-face conversations across languages, with video and audio or audio alone. Speak in your own language and follow everyone else in translation, by voice and text, right from your device.
Choose the mode that fits the moment; interpretation sits at the heart of each one.
Tafahom Meet
Meet with video and audio, with 2 to 10 participants. Everyone speaks their own language and can change their listening language during the meeting, with voice and text interpretation, screen sharing from a computer, and file sharing during the session.
Example: a partnership meeting between a team in Riyadh and a supplier in Istanbul.
Tafahom Conference
One speaker, or several taking turns, and an audience of up to 100 listeners. Attendees join with a QR code, listen to their language channel or the original audio, and read the text on their phones. A conference can offer up to 14 interpretation languages.
Example: a lecture in Arabic that attendees follow in English and French on their phones.
Tafahom Hybrid
Bring people in the room together with remote participants. Attendees join the interpretation channels on their phones via QR, up to 100 phones in the room, counted separately from the remote participant limit. They can send questions in any language and ask to speak once the host approves.
Example: a workshop in your office with partners joining from abroad.
In-person Translation
Two people sitting face to face, with one phone between them. Each person taps the microphone to speak; when they finish, the text appears and the translation is spoken aloud. Terms can be adjusted during the session.
Example: meeting a visiting client at your office or at a trade show.
A meeting, a conference, a hybrid session, or in-person interpretation on a single phone.
Meetings and conferences use a link or QR code. In-person interpretation needs no link at all.
Everyone speaks their own language; the others hear the translation and read the text on their screens.
What the platform does to deliver clear interpretation, with its limits as they stand today.
Translated audio is routed to whoever is listening in that language, and a live transcript shows the original and translated speech.
Change your listening language during the session, or switch back to the original audio at any time.
Each language channel is translated once and then distributed to its listeners, while audio delivery and scaling costs still grow with attendance.
Prepare a meeting with its context and glossary. In conferences, custom terms currently apply to the fallback text translation and do not yet steer live translated audio.
In meetings, if translated audio is delayed, a fallback text translation appears until it resumes.
Session transcripts, a meeting summary you review before approving, and a report showing time to first translated audio and an accuracy estimate. The score is an estimate, not a professional certification.
These are the languages supported in meetings. A conference can offer up to 14 interpretation languages.
Meetings with clients, suppliers and partners who speak other languages, each in their own.
Interpretation channels attendees open on their phones by QR code, instead of dedicated receivers.
Workshops and lectures for learners from different language backgrounds, in the room or remote.
Visiting delegations and distributed teams, face to face or in a hybrid meeting.
Tools built for interpreted meetings; not yet available for conferences or in-person interpretation.
Conferences have their own glossary and text record; in-person sessions keep the session transcript.
There is no public sign-up; access is by invitation from the Tafahom team.
Context and preparation notes are never shown to guests.
Guests and listeners join through links specific to each session and role.
Files shared during a meeting pass between participants and are not kept by the platform afterwards.
Continuous work toward a clearer, faster experience.
Measuring time to first translated audio and translation quality for each path and language.
Conference terms currently apply to the fallback text translation; we are working to carry them into live translated audio.
Translated speech in a voice closer to the speaker's own. A future feature, not enabled.
Connections with familiar meeting tools, and plans for companies and institutions. Future.
Future vision: international calls in your language, with voice interpretation for the other side. Not an available feature.
Access is currently by invitation only. Request early access and we will contact you.
We are opening access gradually to individuals, companies and institutions, and learning from their feedback to improve translation quality and speed.
Request early access