Speak your language.Everyone understands.

Spiiksi is a real-time AI interpretation service. At events, conferences and meetings, the talk is streamed from a browser, Spiiksi interprets it into the languages you choose, and the audience listens on their own phones. In customer calls and support chats, you and the customer each speak or write in your own language, and Spiiksi interprets both ways.

No. Listeners scan a QR code or open a listening link and hear the interpretation straight in their phone's browser. No account and no dedicated receiver is needed.

Yes. The streams are optimized for weak connections: a listener's audio uses only about 32 kbit/s (0.03 Mbit/s), roughly 15 MB an hour, so crowded venue Wi-Fi or ordinary mobile data is plenty.

Spiiksi has no setup fee. The free Basic plan works for events of up to 100 listeners, and the Starter plan raises the limit to 250 listeners and adds password protection and your own branding on the listener page. Interpretation is paid by usage: priced per minute per language channel. The current rate is shown on the pricing page and in your dashboard.

Top up your balance by card, SEPA Direct Debit, bank transfer, invoice or PayPal. Companies can order an invoice payable within 14 days. See all payment methods.

Yes. Every account gets a free demo event with 20 minutes of AI interpretation included, and up to 3 listeners can tune in at once. No card is needed. When you're ready, make it a regular event: the listener limit rises to your plan's (100 listeners on Basic) and you pay only for the minutes you use.

Spiiksi supports over 70 source languages and dozens of interpretation languages, including Finnish, Swedish, English, Ukrainian, Arabic, Persian, Estonian and Russian. The full list is on the languages page.

Yes. A single event can have several language channels running simultaneously, and each listener chooses which language to listen in.

Yes. In the event settings, add the human interpreter as an audio source of their own with “Add audio”. Listeners pick the interpreter's channel alongside the AI languages and hear the interpreter's voice. Turn on “Show captions” for that source and Spiiksi transcribes the interpreter as they speak, so listeners can also read the interpretation on their phones. Captions are billed per broadcast minute.

Streaming needs a browser and a microphone: a laptop's built-in mic, a headset, or the venue's sound system. Listeners need their own phone and headphones. No dedicated interpretation hardware, receivers or booths are required. If the venue already has a headset system, the interpretation can be fed into it so listeners can keep using the headsets they already have.

Event audio is processed in real time and is not stored unless the customer specifically requests a recording. Sessions of the website demo are recorded to improve quality and deleted after 90 days. The privacy policy describes the processing in detail.