One line pasted into your church website puts the "Follow our services live in your language" button on it — and the button lights up by itself while you're broadcasting. Plus: the spoken translation keeps pace with the preacher better.
VoxLive is now a Google-verified app. Connecting your church's YouTube channel for restreaming is a clean, standard authorization — and your channel always stays under your control.
The Share tab's flyers got a full redesign — your church name, your real languages by name, and a scannable code, in five print and screen formats with a new dark version for projectors.
Live captions arrive word by word and settle in place, and anyone who opens the link after the service starts sees everything said so far, already there.
Plans are now all-inclusive — every language and feature in the tier, with no overage and no per-language add-ons — and you can manage all of it yourself.
Your congregation picks a language, then hears it, reads it, or both — all above the fold on any phone, with a sticky play bar that stays put.
Choose which of your plan's spoken languages are live for a service, right from settings — the ones your room actually needs this week.
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