Church translation demo: the page your guests open
A short sermon about the first Pentecost, playing on a loop in 8 languages. Choose a language and read along as the words appear, or tap Listen to hear it spoken.
Try it on your own phone
Point your phone’s camera at the code. It opens this demo, the same page a guest opens when they scan the code at your door: no app and no account.
On a Sunday
- The sermon goes from your sound desk into a computer running Livefy.
- Guests scan the code and pick their language. The words appear on their phones as the preacher speaks.
- Anyone who would rather listen taps Listen and hears it read aloud in their language.
- Your church’s name and logo sit at the top, where this demo says Demo Church.
This church translation demo was translated once, checked, and recorded with Livefy’s voice, so it plays the same way every time. In a real service, Livefy translates each sentence as the preacher speaks it.
First 4 hours free, no credit card. Then from $45 a month.
What pastors ask after trying it.
Do guests need an app or an account?
No. They scan the code at the door, or type the short address under it, and the page opens in the phone’s own browser, as this demo does.
Can our church’s name and logo show at the top?
Yes. On the page guests open from your church’s code, your name and logo take the place where this demo says Demo Church.
Can a guest who arrives late catch up?
Yes. From the start shows every line of the service so far, so someone who came in during the second song can read what they missed.
Is this the voice guests hear on Sunday?
Yes, the voice every church starts with, recorded here once. On Sunday it reads each line a little behind the preacher.
Which languages can our guests choose?
This demo plays 8. A real service can offer any of the 109 languages Livefy supports: as many at once as you like on a paid plan, and up to 3 during the free trial. Each caption language uses its own hours.