Accurate translation, made simple.

Baian is built for accurate interpretation of spoken content, with tools for live events, recorded subtitles, and personal listening. It follows context, names, specialist terms, and speech that moves between languages. Choose live translated text or available audio, or upload a recording for SRT subtitles.

No. Start a Baian room, share one QR code, and listeners can follow from their own phones. People who choose audio use their own headphones.

Yes. Use Baian Live for live speech and Caption Tool for translated SRT subtitles from a recording.

Baian supports a broad range of languages. The exact options depend on your account, the language direction, and whether you need live text, translated audio, or subtitles. Ask us to confirm a specific language pair before your event.

Yes. Baian works with different accents and speaking styles. Clear audio helps, but speakers do not need a neutral accent.

Translation follows the speaker in real time. The delay varies with the language, audio quality, and internet connection. Spoken translation also needs time to play. Try your venue setup before the event to check what your audience will hear and see.

Yes. In Multiple spoken languages mode, speakers can switch between supported languages selected for the session. Baian also handles Qur’an, du‘ā, names, and Islamic terms in the same session.

Yes. Options are available for mosque rooms, conferences, livestreams, and OBS overlays. Share your audience size and setup so we can confirm what fits.

No app is needed for a Baian Live room. Listeners scan the QR code and follow in their browser. For personal use when no room is running, they can use the mobile app.

Yes. Baian is on the App Store and Google Play for personal use, with live captions, translation, and Qur’an references.