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The guide speaks their language. You hear yours, in real time, on your own earphones. The simultaneous interpretation that used to take a booth of interpreters — now in your pocket.
The guide doesn't set up languages or hand out gadgets: they just talk. You pick yours — any of them — and your translator switches on instantly.
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At the meeting point, the guide shows their QR. Scan it with the Kune app — or with your camera, and listen right in your browser.
Over 70 languages: choose yours and its translator spins up on the spot. You hear the guide a few seconds behind, with live captions.
The same snippet of a test tour, translated live by Kune — no studio editing: the voice, the pauses and the delay are the real thing (translation lands ~2 s after each sentence — measured, not promised).
The same translator that powers the tours, in a one-on-one call. You each speak your own language and hear the other translated, live — for that friend, client or in-law you've never really been able to talk to.
In the app, tap "📞 Translated call": the language you speak and the one the other person speaks — any of the 70+ in the catalogue.
Do they have Kune? Enter their email and their phone rings like any call: accept and you're in. No app? Send the link over WhatsApp and they join from the browser — nothing to install. Same room? Have them scan your QR.
Like having an interpreter: the translation lands a couple of seconds after each sentence, with the text on screen. Works in person too — one earphone each.
Radio receivers solved the distance problem. Kune solves distance and language.
| Traditional radio guide | Kune | |
|---|---|---|
| Languages per group | One per channel: the guide's | 70+, each visitor their own |
| Equipment | A case of receivers: charge, hand out, collect, replace | Everyone's own phone |
| Onboarding a visitor | Hand over and tune a receiver | Scan a QR |
| For the visitor | Listen, and that's it | Listen + live captions in their language |
| Trust | — | Reviews verified by real attendance |
Kune orchestrates live AI voice translation and adds what a tour needs: broadcast to the whole group, bookings and reviews that mean something.
Visitors pick theirs and its translator switches on instantly, on demand.
Continuous translation while the guide speaks, not after each sentence.
Simultaneous broadcast to dozens of listeners per language.
Every listener can read along. Handy in noise or weak coverage.
Only people who attended and listened can review — it's checked, not promised.
No receivers, no chargers, no deposits. Just the guide's phone.
Yes — and it's brand new. Raise your hand ✋ from your phone, the guide gives you the floor, and you ask in your language: the guide and the whole group hear you translated, captions included. Nobody else does this.
A call between two people who don't share a language: each speaks their own and hears the other translated, live. If the other person has Kune, their phone rings like any call (accept or decline); if not, they join from a link in the browser — nothing to install.
Not necessarily: the guide's QR also opens the player in your phone's browser, with audio and captions. The Kune app adds the built-in scanner, saved tickets and reviews.
As many as the group needs, from a catalogue of 70+. The guide sets up nothing: they speak their language. Each visitor picks their own and that translator spins up on the spot.
Right now, nothing: we're in early access and bookings are free. Later on guides will be able to publish paid tours; listening to the translation will never cost visitors extra.
An Android phone with the Kune app and a data connection. No transmitters, no receivers, no radio licences. Publish your tours, show the QR and talk.
Yes, and it's verifiable: only someone who booked and actually listened to the tour for a minimum time can review — the app checks it automatically. Reviews are translated to your language and the guide can reply.
The translation audio is light (it's just voice) and you always have live captions, which use even less. The guide — who needs the most upload — should have decent data coverage.
No. Voice is processed in real time only to translate it, then discarded: Kune doesn't record or keep audio. That also covers a visitor asking a question ✋ or a translated call. More in our privacy policy.
Any: wired or the wireless ones you already use. Listening uses about as much as a voice call — a two-hour tour barely dents your battery. The guide, who transmits, notices it most.
On the tour page you can leave your email and we'll notify you automatically if a spot frees up. And if the guide repeats the tour another week, you'll see it on their public profile.
We're opening early access with professional guides. Leave your email and we'll let you know when there's a spot in your city.
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