The whole service. In everyone's language.

An international congregation, a guest preacher, a member who is hard of hearing. The service runs on one channel, and each person follows on their own phone: in their language, with subtitles or a translated voice, or simply clearer and louder in their own ears. No receivers to hand out, no app to install, a QR code in the bulletin is enough.

Illustrated congregation following a live-translated service on their phones, with multilingual subtitles on a screen behind the pulpit.
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What matters most.

The sermon, translated live

You speak from the pulpit, and the congregation reads subtitles or hears a translated voice in their own language. Newcomers and international members follow every word, not just the hymns.

Clear sound, no receivers

Members who are hard of hearing listen on their own phone and earbuds, at their own volume. No FM receivers to charge, clean, hand out or replace, and no one has to ask for a device at the door.

One link, every Sunday

Share one channel URL or QR. It works before, during and after the service and stays the same week after week. Turn on recording to keep a searchable archive of past sermons.

How to set it up.

  1. 01

    Create your church channel

    Name, URL slug and logo. One permanent address for every service, set up in a few minutes.

  2. 02

    Connect the mic, pick languages

    Plug in the pulpit microphone or your mixer and choose the languages your congregation needs. Clean sound comes from the source, not a phone in the back row.

  3. 03

    Share the QR code

    Put the QR and link in the bulletin, on the screen or at the entrance. Visitors scan, pick their language and listen, no account needed.

  4. 04

    Go live each service

    One click when the service starts. Latecomers and people following from home join the same link, each in their own language.

Common questions.

Yes. OpenBooth transcribes the service live and can show real-time subtitles or play a translated voice-over. Each listener picks their language on their own phone, so an international congregation follows the same service at once.

Related use cases.

One service. Everyone understands.

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