Install Frasiey on the laptop that is already in the room. Your attendees scan a printed sign and read along in any of 100 languages, on their own phones, with nothing to install.
No app for attendeesNo audio leaves the roomSet up in ten minutes
Northwind Annual Meeting · Grand Ballroom
Buenos días a todos y gracias por acompañarnos en esta sesión.
Hoy quiero repasar cómo se movieron las cifras durante el último trimestre.
El primer gráfico es el ingreso por región, y el segundo es la plantilla frente a él.
Lo que ven aquí es la tendencia a tres años, suavizada en cuatro trimestres.
La caída del medio es el cambio de suministro que hicimos en primavera.
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Reading in Spanish
An interactive copy of the attendee view, with captions from a test session, not a live session. Tap a language.
Watch how it works
A drawn walk-through of a session, from the laptop on the table to the phone in someone's hand.
Put Frasiey on the room's laptop.
Print the sign. Attendees scan it.
Everyone reads along, in their own language.
Put Frasiey on the room's laptop.
An illustration of a session, not a recording of one.
Why choose Frasiey?
The room does the listening. Everything else follows from that, including what it costs and how little your attendees have to do.
The microphone is opened by the laptop in the room, and the speech is turned into text on that machine. Only the text is sent to us. The sound is never uploaded and never recorded. We keep the text of each session so you can download a transcript, and each meeting's caption settings can delete that text after a number of days you choose.
People point a phone camera at the printed sign and start reading. Nothing to download, nothing to sign in to, no email address collected at the door.
Every caption can be read in any of 100 languages, translated as the speaker talks. You choose which ones a meeting offers, up to 24 at a time, and each attendee picks their own.
One price for one hour of one room captioning. Readers, languages and translation are all included, so a packed room costs exactly what an empty one does.
How it works
If you can install an app and print a page, you can run captions in your rooms today.
It sits in the menu bar or the tray, joins your account with a six-character code, and shows nothing on the projector.
Every room gets a printable sign with its own QR code. People point a phone at it. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign in to.
Captions appear as the speaker talks. Each reader picks their own language, and the transcript is waiting for you when the session ends.
What you get
Words appear while the speaker is still talking, on phones and on the big screen at the same time.
Pick the languages a meeting offers, as many as 24 at once. Every attendee then picks their own, and everyone reads the same room.
A full-screen page for the monitor by the door or the corner of the projector. Large type, high contrast, no controls.
Each session is saved with its translations. Download the text when the room empties and send it to whoever missed it.
Which rooms are captioning, how many people are reading, in which languages, and how many hours you have used.
The ceiling array, the lectern feed, the table mic, a USB interface: if the laptop can hear it, Frasiey can caption it.
Built for meeting planners
Nothing to configure on the network, no server to stand up, no ticket to raise. One installer, one code, and the room is on your dashboard.
Frasiey runs on the machines you already have in the rooms. The microphone stays yours, the audio stays on that machine, and only the finished text travels.
Meetings are lumpy. Billing is by the captioned hour, so a quiet month costs less than a busy one and readers never cost anything at all.
Pricing
Start on the trial: 3 captioned hours free, no card. Readers are free and unlimited, on every plan, forever.
Interpreters are priced per language, per person, per day. Frasiey is priced per hour, every language included. See the comparison.
Pay as you go
$0 a month
$59.00 per captioned hour. Every language is included.
Team
$349 a month
8 captioned hours a month, then $49.00 an hour.
Pro
$1,199 a month
30 captioned hours a month, then $45.00 an hour.
Questions
No. The microphone is opened by Frasiey on the room's own laptop, and the speech is turned into text right there. What leaves the machine is the finished text, the same words you see on the screen. There is no recording and no upload.
Yes, an ordinary internet connection, because the text has to reach the phones in the room. If the venue's Wi-Fi drops, Frasiey keeps transcribing and replays every missed sentence when the connection comes back, so the transcript ends up complete.
A browser. They scan the room's QR code, land on a page and read. No app, no account, no sign-in. If your meeting needs it, you can put an access code in front of the reader.
In any of 100 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Hindi. You pick which ones a meeting offers, up to 24 at a time, and each attendee then picks their own. What the room can be captioned in is a property of the laptop: a recent Mac can caption speech in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean or Chinese; older Macs and Windows laptops caption English. Reading languages are unaffected either way, because the translation is made from the caption text. A room captions one spoken language at a time, so a bilingual session is best run as two rooms.
The one already driving the room's screen. Mac: macOS 12 or later. Windows: 64-bit Windows 10 or later. Leave it about 700 MB of free disk for the first run, and give it a microphone it can actually hear.
Never. The sound lives in the room laptop's memory only for as long as it takes to turn it into words, and there is no way for us to listen to a room. What we keep is the text of each session (the captions, their translations and the transcript you download afterwards), and each meeting's caption settings can delete that text after a number of days you choose.
Good enough to follow a talk, not good enough to be a legal record. It is best with a decent microphone and a speaker who stays near it. You can give each meeting a glossary of names, products and acronyms, which measurably helps.
By the hour a room spends captioning: one unit, metered through Stripe and invoiced at the end of each monthly period. Translation and readers are free, in every language and for however many people. Plans include a block of captioned hours; past the block you pay the overage rate.
Download
Free to install, and free to leave installed. You only need an account when you are ready to pair it with a room.
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Windows: 64-bit Windows 10 or later.
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Pick the microphone, watch the level meter, run a five-second test transcription. If those words come back right, the room will too.
Requirements and first runNo card, no call, no demo to sit through. Make an account, install Frasiey, and caption your next session this afternoon.