The Phontus product
Phontus combines AI-assisted Spanish–English interpretation with two purpose-built kits and the Phontus Phone Line, giving organizations a consistent way to support routine conversations across rooms, counters, campuses, and worksites.
Choose your access point
Plan the right mix of mobile Clinical Kits, compact Frontline Kits, and the Phontus Phone Line for each location and team.
Clinical Kit
For hospitals and clinics
A mobile interpreting cart that keeps the Phontus session screen, two open-ear bone-conduction headsets, organized storage, and space for cleaning supplies together at the point of care.
Frontline Kit
For routine frontline operations
A compact tabletop interpreting kit for customer counters, school offices, hotel desks, worksites, and other routine, non-critical service environments.
Phone Line
Interpretation built into your business phone line.
For callers reaching your team by phone
Customers call your existing or dedicated number. Phontus interprets between the caller and your team in real time—no app, account, or special device required.
The experience inside every kit
Put on the two open-ear headsets, confirm the language pair, and begin. The kit interface makes the listening state and active speaker easy to understand without asking the other participant to create an account.
Product capabilities
Hardware, access, and software work together to make the conversation easier to begin and follow.
Visible listening states help both people know when it is their turn to speak.
Spanish and English remain clearly identified throughout the exchange.
Speaker labels and translated turns preserve context throughout the session.
Each kit gives both participants an open-ear bone-conduction headset for the interpreted exchange.
Use a purpose-built kit at a shared station, or let customers reach your team through the Phontus Phone Line.
Repeat, volume, and end-session controls stay available without cluttering the conversation.
Conversation context
The bilingual transcript concept separates each speaker’s turn from its interpretation, so teams can follow the direction of the exchange while keeping their attention on the person in front of them.
Human-interpreter escalation is planned. It is not represented as a currently launched feature.
Plan the right mix of Clinical Kits, Frontline Kits, and the Phontus Phone Line for each location. A responsible rollout also defines kit placement, headset handling, cleaning, charging, staff access, and when to move a conversation to a qualified human interpreter.
Discuss DeploymentA closer look at Phontus
Tell us where language barriers show up. We’ll tailor the demo and explore the right mix of Clinical Kits, Frontline Kits, and phone access for your setting.
