Interprefy

Interprefy began in Zurich with a question that becomes practical as soon as a meeting crosses borders: how can each participant follow the conversation in their own language? The company develops solutions for events, conferences, meetings, broadcasts, and webinars, combining remote human interpretation with AI speech translation, captions, and services for managing audiovisual content.

Remote professional interpretation connects interpreters to online or in-person sessions without requiring every event to install a traditional booth. When scale, speed, or language coverage is the priority, the platform offers AI speech translation and live captions. The company presents these approaches as complementary: a human interpreter can handle nuance and context, while automation can extend access to a larger audience.

The solutions integrate with meeting and event platforms, as well as in-person productions and broadcasts. The design lets organizers add multilingual access to an existing program instead of rebuilding it from scratch. Interprefy also offers a media hub for storing recordings, transcripts, and summaries with controlled access—an option for content that needs to remain available after a session ends.

The service is designed for businesses, institutions, and event organizers working with international audiences. An initial inquiry can specify whether the event is in person, virtual, a summit, a meeting, a webinar, or a broadcast; customers can also indicate which options they want to explore, such as human interpretation, AI translation, captions, or media services. The team requests those details to shape a proposal around the event format.

The company highlights its Swiss roots and European data hosting, along with security controls and ISO 27001 certification. Those details matter to organizations evaluating how meeting conversations and materials are processed. Language availability, combinations, and features depend on the product and project, so the website directs enterprise customers to an inquiry or demonstration rather than listing one standard fee.

Interprefy lists its office at Mühlebachstrasse 86, 8008 Zurich, Switzerland. That address identifies the company’s headquarters; service inquiries and planning begin through a contact form that asks for the event type, expected timing, solutions of interest, and budget range. The company does not publish general office hours.

In practice, Interprefy brings technology and language services together so teams can plan how to communicate with attendees who do not share a language. From a virtual meeting to a conference with interpretation and captions, the right setup depends on the audience, technical environment, and how much human involvement the content calls for. That range is the company’s defining feature.