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Wordly Launches Workspaces for Translations and Captioning

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Wordly, a provider of live artificial intelligence translation and captioning, today launched Wordly Workspaces to help local governments and their agencies extend real-time multilingual communication from council meetings to everyday operations.

Backed by ISO 27001 certification and SOC 2 Type II compliance, Wordly ensures government agencies can deploy the platform securely and confidently across public meetings, staff, interdepartmental collaboration, and community engagement. Workspaces supports accessibility, transparency, and compliance with regulations such as the California SB 707, DOJ Final Rule, and ADA Title II.

"Language access is essential to public trust and effective governance," said Lakshman Rathnam, founder and CEO of Wordly, in a statement. "Workspaces gives local governments and their agencies the power to deliver real-time translation and captions across all meetings and operations, saving time, reducing costs, and ensuring residents and employees never miss a word."

Wordly Workspaces can be deployed across a wide range of government operations, including the following:

  • City/county council meetings and public hearings;
  • Public safety alerts and community-wide communications;
  • Employee onboarding and workforce training;
  • Interdepartmental collaboration and staff meetings.

Already trusted by government organizations worldwide, the Wordly platform supports millions of users across hundreds of thousands of sessions in more than 60 countries. It delivers scalable language access without human interpreters or specialized equipment.