Can they hear it?
Interpretation audio means a spoken stream a listener can follow live. Pikka Speech generates AI interpretation in 103 languages, and human interpreters can cover any target language the event books.
The most versatile coverage in the industry
The widest language coverage in live interpretation.
Pikka Speech generates interpretation audio in 103 languages and transcribes live captions in 101 — with three coverage modes for every language: human only, AI only, or human + AI. On hybrid channels, AI covers the human automatically. No other simultaneous interpretation platform offers that combination.
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Coverage, defined
What language coverage really means
Three questions decide whether an event platform actually covers your audience.
Can they read it?
Live captions start with transcription — turning speech into text. The transcription fleet recognizes 101 languages and routes each one to the strongest available engine automatically.
Who covers it?
Coverage is a choice, not a default. Every target language runs human only, AI only, or human + AI — and on hybrid channels, AI covers the human automatically. Handoff stays on the same channel as one continuous stream; listeners may hear a different voice.
Three modes
Three ways to cover every language
Choose AI, human, or both for each language. On hybrid channels, AI covers pauses automatically.
Human only
A dedicated channel for your own interpreter. Platform access costs $49 per target language; the interpreter's fee is separate.
AI only
Fully synthesized interpretation with captions: $49 base plus $499 AI interpretation per target language.
Human + AI
Both seated on one channel. The interpreter takes over with a single press, and hands back whenever they choose.
Comparison
Coverage no other platform matches
Languages, captions, modes, and formats — measured side by side.
| Traditional human SIS | AI-only platforms | Pikka Speech | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interpretation languages | Limited to interpreters you can book | Typically 10–30 per tool | 103 with AI — any language with a human |
| Caption transcription languages | Extra captioning vendor required | Dozens, platform-dependent | 101 |
| Coverage modes per language | Human only | AI only | Human only · AI only · Human + AI |
| AI covers human pauses | Not applicable | ||
| Per-language mode choice | |||
| Human + AI on one channel | |||
| Offline + online events | Separate AV stacks | Online only | Both, one room code |
| Venue caption displays | Extra AV integration | Not included | Native LED and projector displays |
Regions
Coverage where your audience is
The 103-language catalog by region, as offered in the room setup.
Europe (Western) · 18Europe (Eastern) · 16South Asia · 15Africa · 15Southeast Asia · 10Middle East · 9Europe (Northern) · 8East Asia · 5Central Asia · 5South America · 1Pacific · 1
Catalog maintained from the live language tables in the platform.
Questions
Language coverage, answered
How many languages can Pikka Speech interpret into?
AI interpretation audio covers 103 languages today — more than 100 — spanning East and Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Every target language can also be covered by a human interpreter instead of, or alongside, AI.
How many languages can be transcribed into live captions?
The transcription fleet recognizes 101 languages for live captions, routed automatically across the strongest available engines per language. Captions then translate into all 103 interpretation languages, so reading and listening coverage both exceed 100 languages.
Is interpretation audio coverage the same as caption coverage?
Almost. Interpretation audio is generated in 103 languages, while source transcription covers 101 languages. The two sets overlap almost completely, and captions always translate into the full 103-language interpretation set.
Can each language use a different coverage mode?
Yes. Coverage is set per target language: human only, AI only, or human + AI. One room can run Japanese with an interpreter, Bahasa Melayu as human + AI, and Spanish, Korean, and Arabic fully on AI — simultaneously.
Does AI cover human interpreters automatically?
Yes. On a human + AI channel, AI interprets whenever the human interpreter pauses, steps away, or disconnects, and hands back the instant they resume. The audience hears one continuous stream.
Which languages are available in the free test room?
All of them. The free 15-minute rehearsal room supports the same full catalog as a paid event, so you can check audio, captions, and handoffs in your exact languages before the real event.
Explore
Hybrid SIS
Human interpreters and AI, interchangeable on one platform.
Human interpreters
RSI from anywhere, or simultaneous interpretation onsite.
Offline & online events
Venue rooms and virtual audiences on the same platform.
LED & projector displays
Native full-screen captions for LED walls and projectors.
Test your exact languages, free.
The free 15-minute rehearsal uses the same full catalog as a paid event — check audio, captions, and handoffs in every language you need.
Last updated: 2026-08-15