Live translation of the service, on every phone in the pews
An interpreter quietly speaks the translation into a phone; the members who need it listen on theirs, through their own earbuds. No receivers to buy, hand out or charge.
How it works
Create a permanent broadcast room
One room per language. It stays the same week after week, so you set it up once.
Put the QR code by the entrance
Print it in the bulletin or on a sign. Members scan it with the phone's camera — no app, no account.
Interpret during the service
The interpreter speaks into a phone from a booth or a quiet corner; listeners hear the translation live in their earbuds.
Why churches use SpeakMic
The same QR code every week
Permanent rooms keep their link, so one printed code works for every service.
A room for each language
Run several translations at once, each in its own room with its own interpreter.
Up to 100 listeners per language
Enough for most congregations — relay rooms take it further for large gatherings.
Frequently asked questions
Where should the interpreter sit?
Anywhere they can hear the service and speak without disturbing others — a booth, a side room or a quiet corner at the back works best.
Do members need to install anything?
No. They scan the QR code and listen in the phone's browser. Android users can install the SpeakMic app to keep listening with the screen locked.
Can we keep the translation to our own members?
Yes. Set a PIN for the room and share it with the people who need the translation.
Does it cost anything?
No. SpeakMic is free — no subscription and no fee per listener or per language.
Built for real situations
Live interpretation
Perfect for churches with international congregations, weddings, guest lectures, and small conferences — listeners hear your translation on their own phone, no rental gear.
Learn more→Weddings
Translate the vows and the speeches for guests from abroad — on their own phones, with no gear to rent.
Learn more→Conferences & events
Silent conferences, parallel sessions in one hall, overflow rooms and press briefings — the speaker's voice in every attendee's earbuds.
Learn more→School trips
A whole class hears the teacher or guide through their own earbuds in a noisy museum — and the staff stay in touch over walkie-talkie.
Learn more→Tour guides
Great for city walks, museum tours, and food tours — your whole group hears you clearly through their own phone, no rental headsets.
Learn more→See all ways to use SpeakMic
Broadcasts, relay rooms, and walkie-talkie — explore everything SpeakMic can do.
Learn more→Ready to translate your next service?
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