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MJET Labs turns one livestream into multiple translated voice broadcasts for platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook. It combines live transcription, translation, AI voice generation, and restreaming without requiring a custom video player or separate event platform.
We built MJET Labs after seeing how hard it can be for people to fully understand live sermons, teachings, and events when they are not in their native language.
Captions help, but when the message becomes deeper, emotional, or more theological, reading subtitles is not always enough. Many churches also rely on phone interpreters, but the quality can vary a lot, and the cost can be hard to sustain.
One early moment that stuck with us was when a Ukrainian woman tried the product and was genuinely excited because the translation quality felt much better than what she was used to from phone interpretation.
That helped confirm the problem for us: people do not just need translation. They need a way to hear the message clearly, naturally, affordably, and reliably in their own language.
MJET turns one livestream into multiple translated voice broadcasts using live transcription, translation, AI voice generation, and restreaming.
The product is live now, and we’re continuing to improve it with feedback from churches, creators, schools, conferences, and live event teams.
If you have ever tried to make live content accessible across languages, I’d love to hear what was hardest about it.
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About MJET Labs on Product Hunt
“Real-time AI voice translation for livestreams”
MJET Labs was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #42 on the daily leaderboard. MJET Labs turns one livestream into multiple translated voice broadcasts for platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook. It combines live transcription, translation, AI voice generation, and restreaming without requiring a custom video player or separate event platform.
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We built MJET Labs after seeing how hard it can be for people to fully understand live sermons, teachings, and events when they are not in their native language.
Captions help, but when the message becomes deeper, emotional, or more theological, reading subtitles is not always enough. Many churches also rely on phone interpreters, but the quality can vary a lot, and the cost can be hard to sustain.
One early moment that stuck with us was when a Ukrainian woman tried the product and was genuinely excited because the translation quality felt much better than what she was used to from phone interpretation.
That helped confirm the problem for us: people do not just need translation. They need a way to hear the message clearly, naturally, affordably, and reliably in their own language.
MJET turns one livestream into multiple translated voice broadcasts using live transcription, translation, AI voice generation, and restreaming.
The product is live now, and we’re continuing to improve it with feedback from churches, creators, schools, conferences, and live event teams.
If you have ever tried to make live content accessible across languages, I’d love to hear what was hardest about it.