About Snapsight
We help live events keep
the knowledge they create.
A Singapore-headquartered team building real-time event intelligence for organisers, speakers and attendees.
Used at 5,000+ events
in 20+ countries.
More than 550 organisations run their sessions with Snapsight.
Trusted by event teams around the world
Hours of talks get captured.
The useful parts get lost.
Snapsight began with a practical goal: make every session easier to follow while it happens, then make what was said easy to find and use.
The first eventsBusiness Events Industry Week in Chicago, then The Meetings Show Asia Pacific in Singapore.
TTGmice
Launch at IMEX FrankfurtSummaries and Idea Clouds for 150+ education sessions, inside the IMEX app.
The IMEX storyFreeman
Freeman Launches Key Takeaways, a Generative AI Tool to Improve Engagement, Learning and Retention
Freeman Key TakeawaysFreeman launches Key Takeaways for live events, powered by Snapsight.
FreemanTTG Associations
BestCities embraces AI with Snapsight to shape future event engagement
BestCities partnershipThe BestCities Global Alliance starts a two-year partnership.
TTG Associations
Remix launchesSessions turned into reports, campaigns and decks in real time.
PR Newswire
Speaker RemixAt London Community Week, 49 speakers’ cards became 147 LinkedIn posts.
The story
Built on the event floor,
at the shows we serve.
The team works on site with the organisers and speakers who use Snapsight.
At the Snapsight stand · IMEX Frankfurt 2026 Stay close to the event floor.
We spend time with organisers, speakers and attendees where Snapsight is used.
On stage · MOAT London 2026 Keep the source visible.
Every insight stays tied to the session, speaker and moment it came from.
A headphone session in the lounge · IMEX Frankfurt 2026 Design for every way of listening.
Language, accessibility and format are part of the product from the start.
The people
building Snapsight.
Product builders, event operators and customer partners across Asia, Europe and North America.
Questions
about Snapsight.
The short answers, with the sources above.
What does Snapsight do?
Snapsight builds AI for live events. It makes every session easier to follow while it happens, with live text, translation and takeaways on attendees’ phones, then makes what was said easy to find and use, with summaries, reports and speaker cards.
Where is Snapsight based?
Snapsight is headquartered in Singapore. The team works from India, the United Kingdom, Europe and the United States.
When did Snapsight launch?
Snapsight was first used at Business Events Industry Week in Chicago in April 2024, and launched officially at IMEX Frankfurt in May 2024. Remix followed in May 2026.
Which products does Snapsight make?
Snapsight makes four products. Live translation lets attendees read free or listen for $10 per language per session; Takeaways and Idea Cloud give the key points during each talk; Remix drafts post-event reports, sponsor reports and decks; and Speaker Remix makes speakers’ own cards and posts.
Which events use Snapsight?
Published stories include Economist Impact’s AI Innovation Asia, Informa Tech’s ATxEnterprise, Tech Week Singapore, ARC APAC Summit, The Decarbonised Mine and London Community Week, as well as IMEX, ICCA and The Meetings Show. Each story gives the event, what was run and what happened.
Who does Snapsight partner with?
IAPCO names Snapsight a Service Provider Partner, the BestCities Global Alliance announced a two-year partnership in May 2025, and Freeman’s Key Takeaways for live events is powered by Snapsight. Agencies and AV companies resell it or run it under their own brand.
How does Snapsight build its product?
Close to the event floor: the team spends time with organisers, speakers and attendees where Snapsight is used. Every insight stays tied to the session, speaker and moment it came from, and language, accessibility and format are part of the product from the start.
Is Snapsight hiring?
Yes. Open roles across sales, customer success and engineering are listed on the careers page, each with its location and working arrangement. See open roles