Spoken on stage
Start with the language in the room.
Choose one of 60 spoken languages for every voice on stage.
View all spoken languagesPockitle Live
The stage speaks. The room reads.
Live captions for theatre and spoken events—without a prepared script.
Share the original language and up to three translations on audience phones and venue screens.
Interactive preview
Watch the room follow along.
Pockitle Live Console · English + French + JapaneseSee live speech become captions, then switch between an audience phone and venue screen.
Prerecorded demonstration. No microphone, account, or live processing is used.
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Pockitle Live — Watch the room follow along.
For every guest
Add the languages your audience needs.
Choose up to three translations from 194 options. Everyone picks their own.
View all translation languagesSimple from the start
Set the show. Then go live.
Choose the languages once. Run each event from one console.
- 01
Create the show
Name the show and keep one audience link.
- 02
Choose the languages
Choose one spoken language and up to three translations.
- 03
Bring in clear speech
Test the stage input. Start when the sound is clear.
- 04
Open the room
Share one link. Show any selected language on the venue screen.
Explore Pockitle
Find the live-caption path that fits
For theatre without a caption script
Caption rehearsals, readings, improvisation, and other live theatre speech.
For talks, panels, and spoken events
Plan live captions for phones, a venue screen, or both.
For multilingual audiences
See how one spoken language becomes original captions and up to three translations.
Check available languages
Compare spoken source languages with translated caption outputs.
For QR code entry on audience phones
Plan one browser link, language choice, venue signage, and a practical fallback.
For panels, Q&A, and talkbacks
Prepare a multi-speaker conversation around one clear dialogue feed.
For microphone and mixer setup
Build a cleaner speech input and test the difficult moments before doors open.
Pockitle guides
Set up and run Pockitle
Get started
Set up your first show
Choose the spoken language, add translations, and prepare the audience link.
Read the guide →Go live
Run live captions
Start, pause, resume, and monitor each language from one console.
Read the guide →Audience and output
Share captions with the room
Send captions to audience phones, a venue screen, or both.
Read the guide →Planning guide
Pockitle Live or prepared theatre captions?
Compare live speech with text reviewed before the event, then choose the right caption workflow for each part.
Made for live
For performances and other spoken events.
Use Pockitle wherever people need to follow live speech.
- On stage
- Performances, rehearsals, readings, and improvisation. No caption script needed.
- After the curtain
- Talkbacks, artist conversations, panels, and Q&As.
- For the big moments
- Vows, speeches, toasts, and announcements.
- In every kind of room
- Workshops, lectures, tours, and community events.
Common questions
- Can I use Pockitle without a script?
- Yes. Pockitle captions live speech, so you do not need to upload a script or prepare captions in advance.
- Can several people speak during the same event?
- Yes. Any number of actors or speakers can take part, as long as the event uses one spoken source language.
- Where can audiences read the captions?
- Audiences open one link on their phones and choose the original captions or a selected translation. A venue can also show captions on a shared screen.
Ready to caption your event?
Create a show, share the link, and start captioning.
One link. No app to install.