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Everything you need to run, join and interpret an accessible meeting on Acceasy Meet. Pick the guide that matches what you are doing.

Joining a meeting

Join by link or code, set up your camera and microphone, use the control bar, choose your view, and turn on live captions.

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Hosting a meeting

Create meetings, invite people, choose who can join, moderate the room, run a webinar, and understand your plan's limits.

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Sign-language interpreting

The feature Acceasy Meet is built around. Set up your space, remove your background, choose your sign language and go live as a floating overlay.

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Reference

Keyboard shortcuts, the glossary, account tiers and plans, and answers to the problems people hit most often.

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What makes Acceasy Meet different

Three accessibility features are built into the platform rather than bolted on. All of them are optional — nobody is required to use any of them, and the system does not record which ones you use.

A video meeting with four participants. A sign-language interpreter appears in a large floating window over the lower-right area of the grid, with her background removed so only she is visible. — **Sign-language interpreter overlays.** Interpreters float above the meeting with their background removed, at whatever size and position each viewer chooses — not squeezed into a grid tile.

A meeting with live caption text displayed across the lower half of the screen, attributed to the speaker Jaime. — **Live captions and translation.** Speech is transcribed as it happens and attributed to the speaker. Each participant can read in a different language from the one being spoken.

A meeting showing two interpreters at once, with a menu listing American Sign Language and International Sign, each with a checkmark. — **Several sign languages at once.** A meeting can carry multiple interpreters. Each viewer turns individual languages on or off for themselves.

About this guide

This describes Acceasy Meet as configured at acceasy.u-i-x.com, where live captions, real-time subtitle translation and sign-language interpreter overlays are all active. Recording, transcript export, custom background uploads and phone dial-in are switched off on this installation — pages say so where it matters.