LOS ALTOS, Calif. - TelAve -- As events grow more global and multilingual, organizers face increasing pressure to deliver seamless, inclusive experiences. Wordly, the pioneer and leader in live AI translation and captioning, today announced new mobile-first enhancements to the Wordly Translation App designed specifically for conferences, tradeshows, and live events.

The updates include background audio and screen-lock functionality, allowing attendees to listen to live translations while multitasking and conserving battery life, along with instant language search for faster onboarding. Speakers also benefit from push-to-talk and automatic language detection, enabling seamless two-way multilingual communication in dynamic sessions—all at no additional cost to existing customers.

"Event professionals are rethinking accessibility as a core part of the attendee experience," said Lakshman Rathnam, Founder and CEO of Wordly. "These mobile enhancements give organizers a scalable way to provide inclusive, multilingual access without additional hardware, staffing, or logistical burden."

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Designed for the Realities of Live Events
New features reflect how attendees and speakers engage during conferences:

• Background Audio for Multitasking: Participants can continue listening to translated audio while switching between apps to check event schedules, view presentations, or respond to messages—without interrupting the session.
• Screen-Lock Battery Optimization: Translated audio continues playing while a device is locked, conserving battery life during long conference days and multi-session agendas.
• Instant Language Search: A built-in search function helps users quickly find their preferred language from dozens of options, reducing onboarding friction and minimizing onsite support needs.

Expanded Capabilities for Speakers
Wordly has also enhanced tools for presenters and facilitators:

• Push-to-Talk Functionality: Speakers can use push-to-talk directly within the app to enable two-way communication in multilingual settings. This is ideal for breakout discussions, workshops, hosted buyer meetings, and interactive sessions.
• Automatic Language Detection: When presenters switch languages mid-session, the app automatically recognizes and adjusts translations, ensuring a smooth experience without manual resets.

Scalable Access—No Headsets or Booths Required
Unlike traditional interpretation models that require interpreters, headsets, or sound booths, the Wordly mobile app runs on attendees' own iOS or Android devices. Participants simply enter a Session ID provided by the organizer and select their language—no account creation required. Speakers access advanced features, such as push-to-talk, through a secure passcode.

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With international attendance rebounding and hybrid formats now standard, language accessibility has become a strategic priority for event organizers, associations, corporations, educators, and government agencies. Wordly's mobile enhancements provide a cost-effective, scalable way to broaden participation and improve engagement across diverse audiences.

To schedule a demo, go to https://www.wordly.ai/