CiteVerse helps churches and Bible teachers keep Scripture visible while someone is speaking. It listens to sermon or teaching audio, transcribes it in real time, detects Bible references as they are mentioned, and shows the matching passage for follow-along or presentation use.^1
With the launch of CiteVerse 2.0, the platform centers on four connected workflows: an AI Assistant for voice-driven sermon prep and study, Live Sessions started from a Chrome extension, Presenter Mode for hands-free big-screen scripture display, and Journeys that auto-save every session into a searchable, exportable library.^2^4 Saved Journeys can be searched by verse, topic, or date, then exported to PDF, copied as formatted text or Markdown, or shared as a branded message card.^5
CiteVerse is built for multilingual churches and study groups: it transcribes live in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese, and offers 11 Bible editions for detection, display, and follow-along — with the app language and chosen Bible version kept separate.^2 The Chrome extension captures audio from any browser tab, so a service, stream, or Bible discussion can be followed live and saved for later review.^6
The most distinctive piece for worship gatherings is Presenter Mode: designed for tablet or desktop control, it shows a high-contrast verse on a projector or TV as references are spoken, with a live transcript, recent-detects panel, and blackout button for service transitions — working over AirPlay/Cast, OBS browser sources, HDMI, or NDI.^4
Why Churches Find It Useful- Detects Bible references from spoken audio instead of requiring a slide operator to manually look up passages mid-service^1
- Combines sermon prep, live follow-along, projector display, and reusable sermon notes in a single workflow^2
- Gives multilingual congregations and study groups flexibility through six-language transcription and multiple Bible editions^2
- Founder: Joseph Obiagba, a software engineer and AI architect who builds CiteVerse under Gjio Technologies Inc.^9
- Web app plus Chrome extension; no iOS or Android store listing found, though the web app installs on a phone as a progressive web app^6
- Transparent privacy policy (updated May 2026) covers audio handling, third-party speech-to-text, and automatic deletion of free-account transcripts after 60 days^8
- Subscription-based with a free trial (no credit card) and usage-hour credits across monthly, yearly, and lifetime tiers^7
