Any of the 22 scheduled languages of India, or English including Indian accents. Whatever is spoken from the pulpit, the room reads along in English — and on Monday the sermon comes back as a summary, a discussion guide and a recap in your own language.
Your preacher speaks Malayalam; the congregation reads along in English, live.
How it works for Malayalam churches →Your preacher speaks Tamil; the congregation reads along in English, live.
Live today — ask us about your churchYour preacher speaks Telugu; the congregation reads along in English, live.
How it works for Telugu churches →Your preacher speaks Kannada; the congregation reads along in English, live.
Live today — ask us about your churchYour preacher speaks Hindi; the congregation reads along in English, live.
Live today — ask us about your churchAll of them run on the same engine and the same correction pipeline. If your congregation worships in one of these, tell us and we will pilot it with you.
The captions are always English. The list above is what your preacher may speak, not what appears on the screen. That is what lets one congregation contain a first generation worshipping in its own language and a second generation reading along.
Your church's vocabulary is built from your own services. No captioning system arrives knowing your diocese, your towns or the families read out in announcements — in any language. We build that in the weeks after you start, and anything still wrong is corrected in one tap on every screen at once. It is included, not an extra.
Book a free demo before you decide — no card, no commitment. Tell us which language your congregation worships in and we will run it on your own audio.