Glossa is a live AI voice-translation platform built for churches and events. A church connects its existing audio, starts a stream, and shares a QR code so people can follow the sermon in text or audio on a phone — no extra receivers required.^1 A browser is enough; native iOS and Android apps are also available.^1^3
What I like is how church-shaped the translation is. Audio can be spoken in a voice modelled on the preacher, and the engine is trained on biblical texts so book names, Scripture references, and theological terms are handled as the church means them.^1 A church can add pastor names, ministries, and abbreviations. Live captions drop into ProPresenter, OBS, vMix, and similar screens, and the same stream can go out over standard RTMP.^1
The public site says hundreds of churches use it, naming SBC, Hillsong, PCA, CCA, and UMC among the congregations it already serves.^1 There is no listener seat limit. Churches that cannot pay still get a monthly free translation allowance; paid plans exist for regular use.^1
