Streamlingo helps churches welcome people who do not share the speaker's language. It is a live AI translation platform: connect the room's audio to a computer, start a session in the browser, and show a QR code. Guests scan it on their phones, pick a language, and listen through their headphones — no app to install.^1 Output covers 80+ languages as spoken audio and as a live transcript, and a Christian glossary is built in so biblical terms are handled with more care.^1 Organizers can also bring in human interpreters or stream the original audio for parents who step out and for people who need to read along.^1
The work began in 2024 in founder Tim-Cedric Inhoff's father's church in Karlsruhe, Germany. Streamlingo GmbH is now a team of eight, and the site says 250+ organizations use it across church services, events, and lectures.^2^1 Hillsong Church appears among church references, and Gather Movement is the sole UK distributor.^1 A permanent free plan includes two hours of AI translation, with subscription-based plans for regular services.^1 Their stated passion is helping churches reach people from all nations with the Gospel.^1
