English
Spanish
Mandarin
Filipino
Vietnamese
Arabic
French
Korean
Russian
Portuguese
Hindi
German
Polish
Italian
Persian
Japanese
Cantonese
Ukrainian
Greek
Hebrew
Dutch
Swedish
Turkish
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Religious institutions
Churches, mosques, temples, synagogues. Multilingual congregations following the same service in their own language. From sermons to readings to community blessings.
LANGUAGE ACCESS INFRASTRUCTURE · PARTNER PROGRAM OPEN
Live language
access. For the
rooms that matter.
From 60-seat congregations to 60,000-person events. MIA delivers real-time translation in every language your audience speaks. No interpreters. No headsets. No language left behind.
EnglishSpanishMandarinFilipinoVietnameseArabicFrenchKoreanRussianPortugueseHindiGermanPolishItalianPersianJapaneseCantoneseUkrainianGreekHebrewDutchSwedishTurkish
and growing
Sub-second translation
Real-time across every language your room speaks.
Any room, any scale
From 60-seat gatherings to 60,000-person events.
Zero hardware required
One app. Every device. Every listener included.
ONE PLATFORM · EVERY LANGUAGE · ZERO INTERPRETERS
THE PROBLEM
Some rooms aren't built for everyone in them.
Live language access today is broken. Interpreters cost hundreds per session and cover only one language. Headset systems require technicians, hardware deposits, and pre-event walkthroughs. Conferences pay tens of thousands for translation booths.
Most institutions can't justify it — and the people who needed to be in the room never come back.
MIA was built so language stops being the reason anyone stays silent.
A congregation member who stops attending because the service is in a language they don’t speak.
A 5,000-person conference where a third of the audience can’t follow the keynote.
A factory floor where the safety briefing reaches the supervisor but not the team.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. That's the whole product.
01STEP 01
Speak naturally.
The speaker uses MIA like any microphone. No pausing for translation. No special hardware. They lead the keynote, the meeting, the briefing, the service — exactly the way they always have.
NOW SPEAKING
“Bienvenidos a todos. Hoy vamos a hablar de…”
02STEP 02
MIA translates in real time.
MIA listens, understands the meaning in context, and produces translations in every language the audience speaks. Sub-second latency. Every word.
◦ TRANSLATION FLOW
EN · source
speaker
MIA
SUB-SECOND LATENCY · 22 LIVE LANGUAGES
03STEP 03
Everyone hears their language.
Listeners open MIA on their phone, choose their language, and follow along through their headphones. They participate. They ask questions. They belong in the room — at every scale, in every setting.
LISTENING IN
English
BUILT FOR
Built for the rooms where exclusion isn't an option.
MIA serves organizations where multilingual audiences are a reality, not an exception. From local congregations to global conferences, from community gatherings to factory floors — anywhere a single language excludes the people who need to be in the room.
02
Civic & government
City council meetings, town halls, school board sessions, public hearings. Title VI–compliant language access without hiring a professional interpreter for every meeting.
03
Conferences & events
Industry conferences, festivals, summits, public lectures. Multilingual audiences without interpreter booths, headset rentals, or separate language tracks. One platform, every attendee included.
04
Enterprise & industry
Manufacturing floors, distributed teams, multinational operations. Real-time language access for safety briefings, all-hands meetings, training sessions, and shift changes. Built for the moments where misunderstanding isn’t acceptable.
IN PARTNER DEPLOYMENT
Trusted by institutions where language access matters.
MIA is preparing for Q2 2026 deployment with selected partner organizations across religious institutions, civic government, educational programs, conference operators, and enterprise operations. Specific partners named with permission as the cohort matures.
ReligiousCongregations & worship
CivicGovernment & community
EducationalSchools & programs
ConferencesLive events at scale
EnterpriseOperations & industry
BUILT FOR EVERY SCALE
From the 60-seat room to the 60,000-person stadium.
MIA's architecture is the same whether you're translating for a community gathering or a global conference. One platform. Every language. Every scale.
INTIMATE
60 attendees
Community gatherings · town halls · congregational worship
INSTITUTIONAL
600 — 6,000 attendees
Conferences · summits · large educational events · enterprise all-hands
STADIUM
60,000+ attendees
Festivals · global conferences · multi-venue broadcasts
Same architecture. Same latency. Same translation quality. The platform doesn't change — only what it carries.
THE PILOT
Q2 2026 pilot.
Five organizations. Free.
We're working directly with five Bay Area institutions to make their events reachable in every language their community speaks. We bring the tech and the support. You bring real events and honest feedback.
◦ PILOT INCLUDES
What we bring.
- 01Free throughout the pilot.No subscription, no per-event fee.
- 02Hands-on setup from the founder.I personally onboard your team, attend your first events, troubleshoot live.
- 03Your languages, your event categories, your pace.We adapt MIA to your specific community.
- 04Co-ownership of the case study.Your story, told in your voice. You approve everything we publish.
- 05Direct line to the team.Slack, phone, in-person. You're not a ticket.
◦ WHAT WE ASK
In return.
- 01Real events, not staged demos.
- 02Honest feedback on what works and what doesn't.
- 03Permission to share what we learn together.(With your approval.)
We're picking pilot partners by fit, not size. A 60-seat congregation matters as much as a 500-seat civic chamber.
WHY MIA EXISTS
Built so no one gets left out of the room.
Across every industry and every institution, the most consequential conversations are happening in a language someone in the room doesn't speak. We're building the infrastructure so no one has to leave.
A keynote in English to a global audience that thinks in twenty languages. A safety briefing on a factory floor where half the team speaks the language and half don't. A community meeting shaping a neighborhood in the language of half the people it affects. A worship service for a congregation that prays in five languages.
FAQ
Questions institutions ask.
If yours isn't here, write to us directly — we respond to every message.
PARTNER ACCESS
Tell us about your organization.
We review every application individually. Our partner team responds within five business days.