NEW One sermon, in each member's own language

No interpretation equipment.
Just a smartphone and live AI interpretation for worship and meetings

Whatever language you preach in, each member hears the sermon live in the language they choose — second-generation English speakers in Korean churches, multi-ethnic members of immigrant churches and sister churches abroad, in 24 languages. Scan a QR code and put in earphones — no app, no sign-up. The interpreted voice and captions follow about 5 seconds after the preacher speaks.
You don't have to be in the room. Online worshippers and sister churches overseas listen at the same address.

Sermon languages: Korean, English and Spanish sermons have been checked with real audio. If you preach in another language, please apply — we test with your own sermon audio before you start.
Interpretation is done by AI — there may be some mistranslations.

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오늘 함께 나눌 말씀은 창세기 12장입니다. (Today's passage is Genesis chapter 12.)

하나님께서 아브람을 부르셔서, 익숙한 땅을 떠나 보여 주실 땅으로 가라고 하셨습니다. (God called Abram to leave the land he knew and go to the land He would show him.)

그 부르심에 순종했을 때, 아브람은 모든 민족에게 복이 되었습니다. |
When he obeyed that call, Abram became a blessing to all nations.

Core technology for worship and meetings across languages

Interpretation tuned specifically for worship and church meetings.

Not only worship — two-way meeting interpretation

Board and staff meetings, meetings with missionaries and partner churches abroad, denominational gatherings. In the broadcast console, choose “Meeting (two way)” and turn on both languages: when someone speaks Korean it goes out in English, and when someone speaks English it goes out in Korean — interpretation goes only into the language the speaker isn't using, so nothing echoes back. Everyone listens on their own phone by scanning the QR code. Korean ↔ English meetings have been tested through the live service. Available from the Immigrant church plan.

Automatic language detection

If the preacher mixes Korean and English, no one in the sound booth has to switch anything. The AI detects the spoken language in real time and streams the right interpretation (Korean ↔ English).

YouTube live sync buffer

For members worshipping online there is a sync slider. It delays the interpreted voice and captions to match the stream delay (3–7 seconds). Each member sets it on their own phone.

Church glossary

Korean→English interpretation uses 111 common theological terms plus your denomination's own terms, so wording follows your tradition. Your church can add its own names — ministries, small groups, pastors — even a few right when you sign up. Glossaries for other languages are being prepared, starting with languages that have official denominational translations.

Preacher's voice option

Even the standard interpretation imitates the preacher's voice (it may change after long pauses). If you want the voice kept consistent, send us 30 seconds of sermon audio and a consent form — we set it up for you. Your church doesn't need to create any account or do anything technical. (separate option · we'll let you know when it's ready)

Hear a live interpretation

This audio actually went through our service. We streamed sermon sentences at worship pace and recorded the interpreted voice and captions exactly as they came back. Choose a sermon language and an interpretation language, then listen.

Original sermon

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Live AI interpretation

Press play to hear the real interpreted voice with captions.

This is the broadcast console

This is the screen your sound-booth volunteer actually uses. Choose the sermon language, turn on the languages to send, and press Start broadcast.

  1. ① Choose the sermon language
  2. ② Turn on the languages to send to members
  3. ③ Start broadcasting — each language has its own interpretation
  4. ④ Members scan the QR code and put in earphones — that's all

A screen recording of the real broadcast console. The interpretation text comes from the real demo recordings above, replayed at the same timing.

How we compare

Side by side with wireless interpretation hardware and other AI services.

Compared Wireless interpretation hardware Other AI services (e.g., Glossa) WorshipBridge AI
Up-front costAbout $2,000–4,000 (50 receivers)About $75–150 (setup fee)$0 (4-week free trial · no equipment to buy)
Base monthly priceInterpreter fees (every service)$99–$299 / month$39 / month (1 language · 6 hours a month)
How it interpretsRelays a human interpreter over radioSpeech-to-text ➔ translation ➔ text-to-speech (3 steps)Voice straight to voice (Native Audio-to-Audio)
Listeners at onceAs many receivers as you own (30–50)Listener caps by planUnlimited (we never charge by the number of listeners)
Sermon languageOnly the languages your interpreters speak (one interpreter per language)Mostly assume English sermons (SermonLive: English only)The sermon as preached → the language each member chooses (24 languages)
Denominational termsDepends on the interpreterGeneral Bible vocabulary111 common terms + your denomination's (Korean→English)
Remote listeningNot possible (must hold a receiver)Some support itIncluded (online worship and sister churches use the same address)
Preacher's voiceNot possibleTop plan only ($299 / month)The AI imitates the preacher's voice (may change after long pauses)
Automatic language detectionNot possible (switch channels by hand)Higher plans onlyIncluded in every plan (Korean ↔ English)
For membersCharging, loss and hygiene to manageApp install and sign-up neededNo install — scan a QR, use your own earphones

Pricing that fits a church budget

Choose by size. Prices are in US dollars and billed through PayPal exactly as shown.

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One language

The Sunday sermon in one language — the starting plan for English-speaking second-generation members

$39 / month

Billed monthly

  • 6 hours a month · 1 language (overage $9 per language-hour)
  • Interpretation usage included (nothing else for your church to sign up for or pay)
  • Unlimited listeners · QR, no app or sign-up
  • Listen from anywhere (online worship and sister churches included)
  • Denomination-aware theological glossary (Korean→English)
  • On-screen captions for OBS and ProPresenter
or talk to us first

Multi-ethnic

Up to six languages — for worship where many nations gather

$189 / month

Billed monthly

  • 6 hours a month · 6 languages (extra language $29 / month)
  • Interpretation usage included (nothing else for your church to sign up for or pay)
  • Unlimited listeners · QR, no app or sign-up
  • Listen from anywhere (online worship and sister churches included)
  • Two-way meeting interpretation included
  • Denomination-aware theological glossary (Korean→English)
  • On-screen captions for OBS and ProPresenter
or talk to us first

Pay only for what you turn on. Languages can be switched on and off by the month, and we count the most languages you had on that month. If you open Chinese only for Easter, only that month goes up — not all twelve. Extra languages and overage are billed separately from that month's usage.
The first 4 weeks are free (2 hours a month, 1 language). Subscriptions renew automatically every month (or every year) and can be cancelled in PayPal at any time — after cancelling you keep the period you already paid for. If your board needs a quote or an invoice, just ask. A self-hosted install (on a church PC) only works inside the church building, so members listening from elsewhere need one of the plans above.

Frequently asked questions

The questions pastors and ministry staff ask us most.

Do members need to install an app?
No. Members just point their phone camera at the QR code and the interpretation starts in the browser — no sign-up, no app. The screen opens in the language of their phone and can be switched among 24 languages. The interpreted voice follows about 5 seconds after the preacher, and the captions show past sentences and the current one separately so they are easy to read.
Where does the sermon audio go? Is it stored?
① For interpretation, the sermon audio is sent to Google's interpretation engine. We run it on a paid account, so the audio is not used to train AI.

Our servers store neither the sermon audio nor the captions. The only record kept is the usage time, for billing. One exception: when the sound booth reports a mistranslation, that sentence alone (the wrong caption, the correction and up to 300 characters of the original) is kept to fix the glossary.

③ Your church decides what the microphone picks up. For times that should not be captured, such as intercessory prayer or personal counseling, pause the broadcast in the console — nothing is sent while paused.
We don't preach in Korean. Can we use it?
Korean, English and Spanish sermons have been checked with real audio (Korean and English can be mixed). If you preach in another language, you can pick it from the 24 languages under “Sermon language” in the broadcast console — but those other languages have not yet been checked with a real sermon.

So please apply for a free trial first and tell us your sermon language — we test with your own sermon audio before your first service. We won't tell you a language works until we've tested it. In your church glossary, put the words as said in your sermon on the left and the English on the right; they are carried over into the other languages you switch on.
Can we use it for meetings, not just worship?
Yes. In the broadcast console, choose “Meeting (two way)” and turn on both languages. Interpretation then goes only into the language the speaker isn't using — Korean remarks go to the English channel, English remarks to the Korean channel — so the same words never echo back and two languages can go back and forth naturally in one room. Meeting interpretation is available from the Immigrant church plan, since both languages are on at once.

⚠️ Please double-check details that must be exact — dates, numbers and amounts — against the meeting minutes. AI interpretation can drop or mistranslate such details.
What currency do you bill in, and how do we pay?
Prices are shown in US dollars (USD) and billed through PayPal exactly as shown. You can pay with a card linked to PayPal; paying from Korea requires a card that allows overseas payments. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled in PayPal at any time. If your board needs a quote or an invoice, just ask.
How do we request the preacher's voice option?
Your church only does two things: send 30 seconds of sermon audio and the preacher's signed consent. We handle voice training, setup and usage fees — nothing for your church to sign up for or pay separately. If you cancel, the trained voice is deleted.

⚠️One thing to know first: with a fixed voice, a mistranslated sentence also goes out in your pastor's voice. That is why we recommend keeping the AI-interpretation notice on members' screens and showing captions alongside. Today the standard interpretation imitates the preacher's voice, but it may change after long pauses. This option is priced separately, and we'll let you know when it's ready.
What if the internet drops or the audio lags during the service?
The interpreted audio is sent over WebSocket, and if the link between our server and the interpretation engine drops, it reconnects by itself. In 60- and 180-minute rehearsals, where the link is renewed every 9 minutes, there was never a gap longer than 20 seconds. A member's phone can still cut out if its Wi-Fi or LTE/5G signal is weak.
Do you need to visit our church to set up the free trial?
No. Setup is done 100% remotely (video call and remote support) in 10–15 minutes.

All it takes is connecting the sound from your booth PC or mixer to a web browser — no new equipment, no installation work. Before a weekday or Sunday service, we look at the screen together remotely and dial in the audio line and quality one-on-one.

Pastors and members can check the interpretation quality on the spot by scanning the QR code with their own phone and earphones. (Setup works the same in Korea, the US, or anywhere else.)

Request a free Sunday trial

Fully remote — in about 10 minutes we help connect your church audio and test the live interpretation.

Words only your church uses — tell us a few now (optional)

Names of ministries, groups and services, or your pastors' names, are unknown to every translator. Write them in English and they are interpreted that way from the first service; for the other languages you switch on, we render them in that language's own words. To write the translations in a language other than English, choose it below — a name written in that language is used only for that language. You can skip this — add them any time later in the 📖 Glossary tab of the broadcast console.

새가족부 → Newcomers Ministry · 김철수 목사 → Pastor Chul-soo Kim

Church name
Pastor's name
Ministry · group
Ministry · group
Service name
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How your audio is handled — before you send anything
① For interpretation, the sermon audio is sent to Google's interpretation engine. We use a paid account, so it is not used to train AI.
Our servers store neither the sermon audio nor the captions. Only usage time (for billing) and mistranslations reported by the sound booth are kept.
③ Your church decides what the microphone picks up — pause the broadcast for times that should not be captured, such as intercessory prayer or counseling.
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