Every phone becomes a translation receiver

CaptionKit reads your sermon aloud in your congregation's languages, live. People listen through their own headphones, so there are no receivers to buy, charge or hand out, and no interpreter booth.

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First Church

Él murió para que todos podamos ser perdonados y justificados delante de Dios.

No se quedó muerto.

Resucitó, y ofrece a cada persona el regalo de la vida, y vida eterna, al creer en él.

Listen

Options

Theme

Language

Instead of headsets

All of the interpretation, none of the equipment

Receivers and interpreters

  • Buy, charge and hand out receivers every week
  • Schedule an interpreter for every language, every service
  • Only the languages you can staff
  • Another rack of equipment for the sound team

CaptionKit audio translation

  • People use their own phone and headphones
  • Available at every service, nothing to schedule
  • Over 120 languages, each with its own voice
  • Runs from the same computer as your captions

Open the link, choose a language and press listen

Listeners scan your QR code or open your caption link, choose a language and tap the headphones button. The audio plays in their headphones while the translated text follows along.

If anyone gets lost, they can tap a sentence to jump the audio there, in the browser or the free iOS and Android apps.

See available languages

Nothing extra to run

Same setup as captions

Audio comes from the same live service as your captions. Turn it on for any language on your plan and it's ready.

Natural voices

Clear AI voices in over 120 languages, including Spanish, Korean, Tagalog, Mandarin and Cantonese.

Text included

Every audio language includes its captions, so listeners can read along on their phone and on your screens.

Questions

Is it a real interpreter?

No. CaptionKit transcribes your service, translates it and reads the translation aloud with natural AI voices, live. It isn't a certified interpreter, but it means every language can be offered at every service.

Do listeners need the app?

No. They can listen in the browser from your caption link as long as the page stays open. The free iOS and Android apps keep playing with the screen locked.

Which languages have audio?

Over 120, including Spanish, Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, Tagalog, Portuguese, French and Arabic. The languages page marks every language with audio.

What do listeners need?

A phone, headphones and an internet connection: your church Wi-Fi or their cellular data.

How is audio priced?

Audio is an add-on to your plan, priced per audio language for each caption hour ($3.50 in USD). Each audio language includes its text captions too. Your free trial includes 1 audio language, and paying churches can try audio on 1 language for 4 hours before adding it.

How many audio languages can we offer?

Up to 20 in a single service, alongside your text-only translations.

Made for church.

Try translations at your next service

4 free hours of captions, with up to 2 translations and 1 audio language. No credit card, no sales call.

Try CaptionKit for free