Making multilingual worship seamless and easy.
In the past, it’s been difficult to include multiple languages at church. Maybe you’ve tried with having an interpreter in the front, taking turns with the pastor to translate. Or maybe you’ve purchased wireless headsets, or even considered holding separate services specifically for a language group. With spf.io, translation doesn’t have to be complicated. It can manage the different languages and versions of prepared content like slides, prayers, and Scripture seamlessly. And for anything that’s unscripted, translation can be as simple as plugging in the microphone audio to a computer and getting automatic translation delivered to mobile devices.
Ready for Anything
With spf.io, you can provide translation to your congregation whether or not it’s prepared beforehand. Automated translation is always at your fingertips.
Convenient Display
Translation and slides can both be displayed through spf.io. Show them on a projector or directly on the audience’s mobile devices.
Single Control
Keep multiple languages all in sync with what the speaker says. Control the delivery of captions and slides with the tap of a button from a single device.
How It Works
Single Control
Set up the device that will control the display of translations and slides.
Connect a microphone
to spf.io for automatic captions and translation.
Projectors
Show up to 3 languages on a single projector.
Mobile Devices
Your audience visits the event URL to receive translation.
Ready to try it out?
Contact us to start reaching your multilingual audience better than ever before.
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