Multilingual services
Run a service where everyone hears it in their own language
Your speaker talks normally. Your congregation scans one QR code, picks a language on their own phone, and follows along with live captions and a natural voice. Plan it once, serve every language in the room.
How to run a multilingual service
Plan your languages
Look at who is coming. You only need to know the language being spoken from the platform. Listeners choose from 90 languages on their own phones, so you do not have to predict every one in advance.
Set up GraceTranslate
Open the operator view at app.gracetranslate.com, pick the source language your speaker will use, and connect your sound. One quick check that the audio is coming through and you are ready.
Communicate the QR code
Put the QR code on the screen, in the bulletin, and on a card at the welcome table. People scan it, pick their language, and put in earbuds. No app to download, no account to make.
Run it during the service
Your speaker talks normally. Captions and natural AI voice reach every listener a few seconds behind. Nothing else to manage on stage while the message goes out in every language at once.
One service, five outputs
What your congregation receives
GraceTranslate is five products in one. A single multilingual service produces all of it.
Captions on screen and on phones
Live captions for every listener in their own language, right on the phone in their hand. Helpful for anyone who reads more easily than they hear, including the hard of hearing.
Voice in earbuds
A natural AI voice in each chosen language, delivered to the listener's phone. They pop in earbuds and follow along in real time, a few seconds behind the speaker.
Transcripts after
When the service ends you have a full transcript, plus summaries and ready-to-post social media captions. Reuse the message all week, in every language you served.
Built for a room full of languages
Common questions
Plan your next multilingual service
Set the source language, share the QR code, and let everyone hear the message in their own language. New churches receive $200 in free credit to get started.