Solo speaker
The speaker creates an event, shows a QR code and starts speaking. The audience installs nothing, opens the link, chooses a language and listens.
- Fast start without a production crew.
- Useful for trainings, workshops and small talks.
Use cases
Where Stage fits
Real situations where Stage delivers speech to the audience quickly: direct audio to phones, live translation, silent sound reinforcement or a two-way channel for questions.
Small production
The team prepares the event in advance, sends the URL to attendees and shows the QR code on-site. Audio can come from a mixing desk through a computer or USB audio interface.
- The audience listens on their own phones and headphones.
- Voice questions can be routed back into the audio flow for production or the speaker.
Silent Stage for exhibitions
No shouting and no PA system at the booth. Visitors scan a QR code, choose a language and listen to the speaker, translation or original voice.
- The content does not disturb nearby booths.
- Audience questions can arrive by text or voice.
Direct voice without translation
When translation is not needed, Stage works as quick personal sound reinforcement. A speaker in a public place shows a QR code and nearby people hear the voice directly on their phones.
- Minimal delay for original voice.
- No loudspeakers and no noise spill.
City guides
A guide speaks into a close microphone, for example over Bluetooth to a phone. Participants scan a QR code and hear the guide immediately in their headphones.
- The group can be multilingual in one system.
- Two-way text and voice questions separate Stage from common tour systems.
Try Stage on your own event
Registration is free. Create your first event, test the full workflow, and decide based on your own experience.