Keep the person at the center
Technology should support the exchange, leaving people free to look at and speak to one another.
A conversation at the front desk. A question in a clinic. A family visiting a school. Language is part of the work, every day.

Our early work with clinical teams, including dental and women’s health settings, helped shape a simple idea: interpretation should be available where people already talk.
Phontus is language-access infrastructure for the physical world. We bring purpose-built hardware, AI interpretation, human interpreters, phone conversations and deployment management into one system. The environment can change. The experience should remain familiar.
We’re starting with Spanish and English, with more languages in development.
We’re building around the practical questions: where a kit belongs, how a conversation starts and when a person should join. Our early work with clinical teams informs those decisions.
Tell us what your team encounters at the desk, in the room or on the phone. Let’s talk about where Phontus could fit.
Meet us in a conversation →Technology should support the exchange, leaving people free to look at and speak to one another.
The screen should say what is happening, in words both people can follow.
A counter and a care setting have different needs. The hardware should fit naturally into each.
The people running a deployment should have a shared view of its devices, sites and use.