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Glossa.live

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Live AI voice translation for churches and events into 100+ languages, delivered to listeners' phones with no headsets or special hardware.

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About Glossa.live

Glossa provides real-time translation for church services, conferences and events. A speaker's audio is captured from a stage microphone, captions appear on the streaming dashboard, and about a second later visitors can hear or read the translation on their own phones, in more than 100 languages.

Features include voice cloning, so translations are spoken in a voice modeled on the speaker's own, AI tuned for scripture references and theological terms, and a custom vocabulary for pastors' names, ministries, locations and abbreviations. Captions can be placed on screens through a browser source or embed page for ProPresenter, OBS and vMix, and RTMP streaming can send the service to a website, YouTube or Facebook. A QR code for listeners and an API are mentioned, and no receivers or headsets are needed.

Key features

  • Real-time voice translation in 100+ languages
  • Listeners use their own phones
  • Voice cloning of the speaker
  • Custom vocabulary for names and ministries
  • Captions for ProPresenter, OBS and vMix
  • RTMP streaming to websites, YouTube or Facebook

Good fit for

  • Churches serving multilingual congregations
  • Conferences needing live translation without headsets
Tags
live-translation
church
voice-translation
captions
streaming
multilingual

Glossa.live: questions and answers

What is Glossa.live used for?
Glossa.live is live AI voice translation for churches and events into 100+ languages, delivered to listeners' phones with no headsets or special hardware. It is a good fit for churches serving multilingual congregations and conferences needing live translation without headsets.
How much does Glossa.live cost?
Paid plans for Glossa.live start at $99 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Glossa.live open source?
No. Glossa.live is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Localization category, open-source options include LibreTranslate, Weblate and Lingo.dev.
What are some alternatives to Glossa.live?
Glossa.live competes with Microsoft Translator and Google Translate.

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