Your pastor preaches as usual. A laptop in the booth turns the sermon into live captions, translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Ukrainian, Farsi or Chinese. People scan a QR code and read along on their phone. No app, no headsets, no interpreter booth.
First 3 hours free, no card. Then $5 per hour per language, or $49/month. Runs in Chrome or Edge.
Buenos días, iglesia. Qué bueno verlos a todos aquí.
Abran sus Biblias conmigo en Segunda de Corintios, capítulo cinco.
De modo que si alguno está en Cristo, nueva criatura es; las cosas viejas pasaron; he aquí todas son hechas nuevas.
Example of the listener page. Sample text, not a real church.
Paste a paragraph from last Sunday's sermon notes. Add the names and terms your church uses. You get the same translation engine the live service uses, with your glossary applied. No signup.
Put it in the bulletin, on the screens, or on the pew cards. It stays the same every week.
Open the console in Chrome on the sound-desk laptop, pick the mic that hears the pastor, press Start. Run the 30-second self-test before the service.
Listeners pick their language and read live captions on their phone, with optional read-aloud through their own earbuds.
An overlay URL for OBS, vMix or ProPresenter (web source) puts the translation on the livestream or the side screen.
A glossary for names, ministries and the Bible your people use (Reina-Valera, 개역개정, Ohienko, Persian Old Version, 和合本), so "Life Group" and "Pastor Dave" come out right every week.
If translation is slow or down, listeners still get the English captions immediately. You can also switch to caption-only or type/paste text by hand.
Two free Sundays (3 hours of service time, all languages). After that, pay only for the Sundays you use: $5 per hour per language. Or $49/month for up to 8 hours and 3 languages a month. No contract.
See pricingThis is machine translation of machine speech recognition. It is good at clear preaching and weaker with heavy accents, music, and crosstalk. Test it with your pastor before you promise it to your congregation. We are a new product: no customer logos here yet, and we won't invent any.