Observed arrival · 2026-08-30
Live Text Turns Audience Messages Into Part of the Show
A Korean event-participation service collects messages, photos, and questions by QR code, then lets organizers review and display them on a stage screen.
Field notes
Live Text separates participation, moderation, and stage output into connected browser views: attendees submit through a QR code, an operator selects messages, and the broadcast screen displays them. The homepage gives distinct operating contexts—waiting periods, openings, talks, and Q&A—rather than describing a general-purpose chat feed. Its featured example records questions from about 300 attendees at a screening of ‘화해,’ while the trial offer allows 10 rehearsal messages without registering a card.
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