Churches translate the service live to every listener's phone — read or hear it in 60 languages, from one mic. No app, no receivers. Works with your human interpreters, auto-surfaces Bible verses, and there's a free tier + a $5 one-Sunday full trial.
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I build VoxLive and run the AV team at my own church — a bilingual Russian/English congregation where every feature gets tested on a live service before any other church sees it. We built it because staffing interpreters for every language a congregation speaks doesn't scale, and headset-receiver systems are a hardware headache. It carries your human interpreters *and* covers the rest with AI. Happy to answer anything.
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The no-app thing is genuinely clever. I tested it at a bilingual service and just scanned a QR code to follow along in Spanish while the sermon kept flowing. Setup was painfully easy.
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Clicked in from my phone during the demo stream and the Spanish translation kicked in almost instantly, no app install needed. The free tier for small groups is genuinely useful, not just a stripped-down trial.
The no-app thing is genuinely clever. I tested it at a bilingual service and just scanned a QR code to follow along in Spanish while the sermon kept flowing. Setup was painfully easy.
Clicked in from my phone during the demo stream and the Spanish translation kicked in almost instantly, no app install needed. The free tier for small groups is genuinely useful, not just a stripped-down trial.