次のセッションは10時に始まります。
The next session starts at ten.
Give the room one clear view of the translation. Connect the stage audio to JotMe Desktop, choose the audience language, and maximize the transcript window on your monitor or projector.
Attendees follow the screen without opening a link or using their own device. Use this setup when the room can follow the same translated language.
Let each attendee follow in their own language on a phone or computer. Share the session URL or QR code and choose Caption or Voice for the participant experience.
Caption lets the audience read live translation. Voice adds voice-to-voice translation on their devices while the transcript stays available. Guests join in a browser without creating a JotMe account; headphones keep translated audio out of the room microphone.
Prepare the joining link before the event. Open Share Translation → With URL, generate the link, then choose Invite to JotMe group chat to bring your participants into one conversation.
The invitation keeps browser joining and the JotMe Desktop code in the thread. Coordinate the agenda, joining details, and follow-up in multilingual chat, where each person reads messages in their own language. The live translation link becomes active when the host starts the session.
JotMe saves context from your work across the platform in AI Memory, helping every translation stay accurate to your context.
ジョニーの新しい機能を発表します。この機能で、世界中のチームが言葉の壁を越えて協力できます。
We announce the new function of Johnny. With this function, teams of the whole world can cross the wall of words and cooperate.
We announce the new function of JotMe. With this function, teams of the whole world can cross the wall of words and cooperate.
Your saved terminology identifies JotMe as the product name, correcting “Johnny”.
Connect the stage audio to the host computer. Choose a venue-screen caption view, personal-device captions or voice, or both.
Generate the session link and invite participants through JotMe group chat. For a scheduled event, start from Calendar to keep the prepared link attached to it.
Check the venue display and a guest phone, test Voice with headphones if offered, then start the host session to activate the joining link.
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The essentials before your first session.
Explore all use casesPlanning a larger event? Talk to salesChoose how the audience follows: show the translated transcript on a venue screen, or share captions or translated voice to individual devices through a URL or QR code. Create and distribute invitations through JotMe multilingual chat to keep joining details and event updates together.
No. The host runs JotMe, then shares a browser link or QR code. Attendees can join without an account or app installation.
Yes. With the shared browser session, each participant chooses their translation language. A projected transcript is a shared view; use personal browser sessions when the audience needs different languages.
Yes. Generate a link from Share Translation → With URL, then choose Invite to JotMe group chat. The chat invitation includes browser joining and a JotMe Desktop code. Use the multilingual thread for joining details, agenda updates, and follow-up. For a scheduled event, start from Calendar so the prepared link stays attached to it.
Use one host computer and audio feed for each stage or room. Prepare the joining option for each session and test the microphone feed and attendee experience during rehearsal.
Yes. Start live translation, maximize the JotMe transcript window, and move it to the monitor or projector display. Everyone sees the selected caption language. Use the shared URL or QR code as well when attendees need personal languages or translated voice.
Yes. Download JotMe and rehearse with the free plan. Test the exact stage audio, joining flow, and languages you plan to use. Contact sales when you need help planning an audience setup.