How it works
From spoken word to anchored meaning
VeraLink runs a governed pipeline on every session. Fluency comes from best-in-class translation. Trust comes from what we add around it.
01 · Capture
Speech becomes text, live
A session operator captures the room audio. Speech is transcribed in near real time, with speaker awareness, in the language being spoken.
02 · Translate
Every listener, their own language
Each finished phrase is translated for every language active in the session. Attendees choose their language once and follow the whole session in it.
03 · Detect
Risk terms are flagged as spoken
A detection layer watches for high-stakes terms and phrases: the vocabulary of rights, obligations, money, and consent.
04 · Anchor
Definitions come from the glossary, not the model
Flagged terms link to approved renderings and plain-language explanations. The glossary is versioned, reviewed, and auditable, so the same term means the same thing every time.
Governance is the product
Anyone can generate a fluent sentence. VeraLink exists for the moments when fluent is not enough: when "waive," "liability," or "default" has to mean exactly what it means. Approved renderings, prohibited renderings, and explanations live in controlled glossaries with version history.
That gives institutions something generic tools cannot offer: a record of what was communicated and the definitions it was anchored to.
No installs, no barriers
Attendees join a live session by scanning a QR code with their phone camera. The session opens in the browser, they pick a language, and translated captions follow the speaker. It works on any modern phone, with nothing to download.