{
  "meta": {
    "title": "Language access for public meetings, classes and services | {{appName}}",
    "description": "Live captions in 100+ languages on every phone in the room and online, with an AI voice, your own interpreters and a transcript in every language afterwards. What ADA Title II, Title VI, the European Accessibility Act and Quebec Bill 96 are about."
  },
  "hero": {
    "problem": "Not every resident in the chamber speaks the language of the meeting.",
    "pill": "Language access and accessibility",
    "title": "Language access for public meetings, classes and services.",
    "lead": "Live captions in 100+ languages on every phone in the room and online. Add an AI voice or your own interpreters, and a sign-language interpreter beside the captions. Afterwards, the transcript in every language.",
    "chipCaptions": "Captions in 100+ languages",
    "chipSign": "Sign language beside the captions",
    "chipTranscripts": "A transcript in every language",
    "alt": "A resident speaking into a microphone to a full community hall during public comment",
    "speakerLabel": "Resident, in Vietnamese",
    "speakerQuote": "Please keep the number 12 bus on Oak Street.",
    "guests": [
      {
        "label": "Tiếng Việt · captions",
        "detail": "Mrs. Nguyen, row four"
      },
      {
        "label": "Sign language beside captions",
        "detail": "Daniel, who is Deaf"
      },
      {
        "label": "Español · AI voice",
        "detail": "watching from home"
      }
    ],
    "phoneLabel": "The listener page on a phone: Spanish captions of a council hearing, live, with the AI voice button"
  },
  "jump": {
    "label": "Jump to:"
  },
  "honest": {
    "title": "What we can and can't tell you",
    "text": "InterScribe gives you live captions, translation and interpretation. Whether that meets a law for your organisation is your counsel's call. This page says what each law is about and what you can show."
  },
  "story": {
    "eyebrow": "Picture this",
    "title": "Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. The council hears the new bus route.",
    "steps": [
      {
        "when": "7:00 p.m.",
        "title": "Mrs. Nguyen scans the code on the agenda.",
        "text": "The route that changes is hers. She reads the hearing in Vietnamese. Two rows back, Daniel follows the captions with the sign-language interpreter beside them on his phone."
      },
      {
        "when": "7:20 p.m.",
        "title": "At home, a family opens the same link.",
        "text": "They could not find a babysitter. They open the link from the city's website and listen in Spanish."
      },
      {
        "when": "7:45 p.m.",
        "title": "Mrs. Nguyen stands to speak.",
        "text": "Nobody has to find an interpreter first. The next morning the clerk publishes the transcript in each language with the minutes."
      }
    ]
  },
  "laws": {
    "eyebrow": "The laws people ask us about",
    "title": "Four laws, one set of tools.",
    "whoTitle": "Who it applies to",
    "provideTitle": "What InterScribe provides",
    "ada": {
      "region": "United States",
      "name": "ADA Title II",
      "who": "State and local government entities and their programs, services and activities. A recent rule covers the accessibility of their websites and mobile apps; check the compliance dates that apply to your entity size with counsel.",
      "provides": "Live captions for deaf and hard-of-hearing residents on their own phones, a sign-language interpreter beside the captions, and transcripts to publish after the meeting."
    },
    "titleVi": {
      "region": "United States",
      "name": "Title VI of the Civil Rights Act",
      "who": "Programs and organisations that receive federal funding. It expects meaningful access for people with limited English proficiency.",
      "provides": "Each resident follows the meeting in their own language: captions in 100+ languages, an AI voice, or your own interpreters from the browser booth."
    },
    "eaa": {
      "region": "European Union",
      "name": "European Accessibility Act",
      "who": "Certain products and services sold in the EU. It applies since 28 June 2025; what it asks of you depends on your service and each country's implementation.",
      "provides": "Captions and translation for the live events and sessions you run for customers, in the room and online, with a transcript afterwards."
    },
    "bill96": {
      "region": "Canada · Quebec",
      "name": "Quebec Bill 96",
      "who": "Businesses and public bodies serving people in Quebec. It strengthened French-language obligations; specific obligations vary by situation.",
      "provides": "French captions on every phone, a French interpreter or AI voice channel, and French transcripts, alongside any other language your audience needs."
    },
    "readMore": "Read more"
  },
  "show": {
    "eyebrow": "What you can show",
    "title": "When someone asks how you provide access, point here.",
    "lead": "How people got in, and what was said in each language. These are the real pages your staff use.",
    "shareTitle": "How people got in",
    "shareText": "Your portal's QR code and link, printed once on the agenda, the website and the posters: it always shows the next meeting. No app, no receivers. A code for people who type.",
    "shareAlt": "InterScribe's Share panel: what attendees open, the QR code and link, and the event code",
    "shareCaption": "The real Share panel. Switch it to Your portal and print its QR once for the agenda; people who type use the event code.",
    "transcriptTitle": "What was said, in each language",
    "transcriptText": "Ready after the session to read or download, SRT included, to publish with the minutes.",
    "transcriptAlt": "InterScribe's Transcriptions page: the English original with its translations, each Ready, with viewer counts, Read and Download",
    "transcriptCaption": "Transcriptions: a transcript per language, and viewers per language.",
    "points": [
      "Sign language beside captions. On plans that include sign language, a session can offer a sign-language video channel next to the captions.",
      "A language list per room. Which languages are interpreted, voiced or captioned."
    ],
    "shareMarks": ["The QR to print once, from Your portal", "A code for people who type"],
    "transcriptMarks": ["A transcript per language", "Viewers per language"]
  },
  "who": {
    "eyebrow": "Who uses it",
    "title": "Where language access comes up.",
    "items": {
      "government": {
        "alt": "A council chamber with wood-panelled desks, a chandelier and the speaker's chair",
        "tag": "Government and town halls",
        "title": "Council meetings and public hearings",
        "text": "Residents scan the code on the agenda and follow in their language, in the chamber or online.",
        "link": "Business and town halls"
      },
      "education": {
        "alt": "A lecturer beside a projection screen in a tiered lecture hall full of students",
        "tag": "Education",
        "title": "Lectures, classes and orientation",
        "text": "Captions for students who are deaf or hard of hearing, and for those still learning the language of the course.",
        "link": "Education"
      },
      "churches": {
        "alt": "A pastor preaching from a lectern on a blue-lit stage, the congregation listening",
        "tag": "Churches",
        "title": "Services for every visitor",
        "text": "Your volunteer interpreters from the booth, an AI voice, or captions for everyone else.",
        "link": "Churches"
      }
    }
  },
  "faq": {
    "title": "Questions about language access"
  },
  "cta": {
    "title": "Every resident, in their own language.",
    "text": "Price your meetings or classes in a minute, or hear what your audience would hear."
  }
}