{
  "meta": {
    "title": "Live captioning for events, services and lectures | {{appName}}",
    "description": "Live captions on every guest's phone, in the speaker's language or in 100+ others, from one QR code. No app, no caption screen to rent, and a transcript afterwards."
  },
  "hero": {
    "problem": "Someone in your audience can't hear the speaker clearly. Someone else can't follow their language.",
    "pill": "Live captioning",
    "title": "Live captions on every phone, in every language, as the speaker talks.",
    "lead": "Guests scan a QR code and read every word in the speaker's language, or in theirs from 100+. Big text they can resize, on the phone they brought. No app, no caption screen to rent.",
    "chips": {
      "plans": "Included in every plan",
      "languages": "100+ languages",
      "transcript": "Transcript afterwards"
    },
    "photoAlt": "A speaker on stage beside a large screen, in front of a full hall",
    "phoneLabel": "The real guest page on a phone: Spanish captions of the opening keynote, live",
    "speaker": "Keynote, in English",
    "quote": "“This afternoon there are three breakout rooms.”",
    "guests": {
      "reading": {
        "label": "English · captions",
        "detail": "a guest in row 3 who is hard of hearing"
      },
      "pt": {
        "label": "Português · captions",
        "detail": "arrived from Brazil last month"
      },
      "es": {
        "label": "Español · captions",
        "detail": "reading at the back"
      },
      "ko": {
        "label": "한국어 · captions",
        "detail": "a visitor following from Seoul"
      }
    }
  },
  "what": {
    "eyebrow": "The short answer",
    "title": "What is live captioning?",
    "p1": "Live captioning turns speech into text while the speaker is still talking. The words appear on a screen, or on people's own phones, a moment after they are said.",
    "p2": "It helps deaf and hard-of-hearing guests, people at the back of a loud room, and anyone listening in a second language.",
    "items": {
      "captions": {
        "title": "Captions",
        "text": "The speaker's own words, as text, in the speaker's language."
      },
      "translated": {
        "title": "Translated captions",
        "text": "The same words in each guest's language. Often called live subtitles."
      },
      "transcript": {
        "title": "Transcript",
        "text": "Everything that was said, to read or download once the session ends."
      }
    },
    "closing": "InterScribe does all three for one session, from one QR code."
  },
  "story": {
    "eyebrow": "Picture this",
    "title": "Two people, one talk, and neither of them misses a word.",
    "steps": {
      "setting": {
        "when": "Thursday, 9:05",
        "title": "The opening keynote",
        "text": "Two guests, one room, one QR code on the holding slide."
      },
      "ruth": {
        "when": "Row three",
        "title": "Ruth",
        "text": "Her hearing aids pick up the room's echo more than the speaker. Most years she catches half and reads the slides. This year she scans the code on her badge, picks English and makes the text bigger. She laughs at the joke at the same moment as everyone else."
      },
      "daniel": {
        "when": "Two rows behind",
        "title": "Daniel",
        "text": "He moved from Brazil last month. His English is fine for coffee, not for a forty-minute talk. Same code, Português. He reads along and writes down the one idea he came for."
      }
    },
    "card": {
      "size": "Text size, their choice",
      "language": "Their language, from 100+",
      "code": "Same QR code for both"
    }
  },
  "how": {
    "eyebrow": "How live captioning works",
    "title": "From the sound desk to every phone, while they speak.",
    "lead": "One cable in, one QR code out. Guests do nothing but scan.",
    "steps": {
      "sound": {
        "title": "Sound in",
        "text": "The desk's mix, or any microphone, goes into a laptop running InterScribe in the browser."
      },
      "words": {
        "title": "Words appear",
        "text": "Speech recognition writes what is said in the speaker's language, spelling names from your glossary."
      },
      "translated": {
        "title": "Translated",
        "text": "Each line is translated into every language a guest has picked. Only the ones in use."
      },
      "phones": {
        "title": "On every phone",
        "text": "Guests scan the room's QR code and read in the browser. Online guests open the same link."
      }
    },
    "note": "What matters most: clean sound from the desk and a steady upload connection where the laptop sits.",
    "noteLink": "Ask us about your room"
  },
  "band": {
    "alt": "Hands holding up a phone at a glowing event",
    "title": "Live captions",
    "text": "Big text they can resize, on the phone they brought.",
    "sample": {
      "es": "Bienvenidos a todos.",
      "en": "Welcome, everyone."
    },
    "live": "LIVE",
    "session": "Keynote"
  },
  "qr": {
    "eyebrow": "The QR code",
    "title": "Share your portal or the room link, not a single event.",
    "text": "Open Share and choose Your portal. It shows what is live today and everything coming up, so the QR you print once keeps working when the next session changes. A room link that opens whatever is live or next in that room is on its way. The panel also has the link, a short event code for people who would rather type, and posters and slides ready to print.",
    "new": "New",
    "places": {
      "slide": "On the holding slide before the talk",
      "badges": "On badges, programmes and the bulletin",
      "poster": "On a poster by the door"
    },
    "shotAlt": "The real Share panel of a session: This event or Your portal, QR code, link, event code",
    "callouts": {
      "portal": "Choose Your portal, not This event",
      "link": "Copy the link or download the QR",
      "code": "A short code for people who type"
    },
    "caption": "The real Share panel, from the InterScribe app."
  },
  "cart": {
    "eyebrow": "Captions or CART?",
    "title": "A person typing, or speech recognition on every phone.",
    "lead": "CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) is a trained captioner writing the speaker live. It is the right call when you need a person, word for word, in one language. Here is where the two differ.",
    "cart": "CART captioner",
    "us": "InterScribe live captions",
    "rows": {
      "who": {
        "label": "Who writes them",
        "cart": "A booked human captioner",
        "us": "Speech recognition, with your glossary of names and terms"
      },
      "languages": {
        "label": "Languages",
        "cart": "Usually the speaker's language",
        "us": "The speaker's language, translated into 100+"
      },
      "where": {
        "label": "Where guests read",
        "cart": "A shared screen or a streamed text link",
        "us": "Their own phone, from a QR code. No app"
      },
      "booking": {
        "label": "Booking",
        "cart": "Arranged ahead, per session",
        "us": "Set up a session yourself, any day"
      },
      "after": {
        "label": "Afterwards",
        "cart": "A transcript from the captioner",
        "us": "A transcript in every language, and an SRT file"
      }
    },
    "both": "Need both?",
    "bothText": "Keep a CART captioner for the main language and let InterScribe cover everyone else, in the same room."
  },
  "after": {
    "eyebrow": "After the session",
    "title": "The captions become a transcript in every language.",
    "lead": "When the session ends, each language guests used is waiting: read it, download it, or take the SRT file for your recording. An AI summary is ready too, for the people who missed it.",
    "shotAlt": "The real Transcriptions tab of an ended session: English, French and Spanish transcripts, each ready to read or download",
    "callouts": {
      "each": "One transcript per language",
      "download": "Download, SRT included",
      "summaries": "Highlights and AI summaries"
    },
    "caption": "The real Transcriptions tab of an ended session."
  },
  "who": {
    "eyebrow": "Who uses live captioning",
    "title": "Rooms where people gather to listen.",
    "items": {
      "churches": {
        "tag": "Churches",
        "title": "The whole message, in every seat",
        "text": "Sermons, songs and announcements captioned for the hard of hearing and for every language in your church family.",
        "link": "For churches",
        "alt": "A preacher with open arms in a small modern church, the congregation seen from behind"
      },
      "conferences": {
        "tag": "Conferences",
        "title": "Every room, its own captions",
        "text": "Keynotes and breakouts, each with its own channel, QR code and languages.",
        "link": "For events",
        "alt": "A violet-lit conference stage with screens, seats in front"
      },
      "education": {
        "tag": "Education",
        "title": "Every student follows the lecture",
        "text": "Captions in class, then the transcript and highlights to study from afterwards.",
        "link": "For education",
        "alt": "A tiered lecture hall facing a projection screen"
      },
      "business": {
        "tag": "Business",
        "title": "One message for every team",
        "text": "Town halls and training, in the room and on the stream, with the same captions.",
        "link": "For business",
        "alt": "A presenter and team around a boardroom table with laptops"
      }
    }
  },
  "faq": {
    "title": "Questions people ask us",
    "lead": "Something else? Ask us about your room and your speakers."
  },
  "cta": {
    "title": "Caption your next session, for Ruth, for Daniel, for everyone between.",
    "text": "Captions come with every plan. Answer three questions and see your price.",
    "phoneLabel": "The real guest page: Portuguese captions of a Sunday service"
  },
  "art": {
    "speaker": "\"Good morning\"",
    "ruth": "RUTH · ENGLISH",
    "ruthLine": "Good morning,",
    "daniel": "DANIEL · PORTUGUÊS",
    "danielLine": "Bom dia a todos."
  }
}