Live interpretation · Cantonese ⇄ Mandarin and 21 more
The preacher speaks once. Everyone listens on their own phone, in their own language — no headsets, no app to install, nothing to hand back.
How it works
Pastor, interpreter-desk volunteer or AV team: sign in, choose Cantonese → Mandarin, tap Go Live.
Your room code never changes. Put it on the seat backs, the bulletin, the slides. Next Sunday it still works.
They scan, tap their language once, and hear the message in it — with captions they can enlarge.
The stability promise
Most live translators were built for meetings. Twenty minutes of singing and they time out. Acts2 was built for a Sunday: the service is not the AI connection, so a song, a silence or a network blip never ends it.
Billed: 53 min of speech. Songs, prayer silences and pauses are free.
One tap on the host app. Listeners see “Worship in progress” and stay connected. Nothing is billed.
Phones lock, Wi-Fi swaps to 4G, servers restart. Every listener reconnects quietly and keeps listening.
If hours run out mid-service, it keeps going for a 30-minute grace. The Word is never interrupted.
Where it’s used
Cantonese pulpit, Mandarin-speaking families, an English-speaking youth group — one service, one room.
粵語 → 普通话 · English
Guest speakers in Mandarin? Swap direction in one tap. Up to four languages at once.
普通话 → 粵語 · 4 languages
Neutral copy, no faith language. Staff listen on their phones in the room or from the overflow.
Cantonese → English · Arabic
Pricing
Pay only when the Word is spoken. Songs, prayer silences and pauses are free — and so is every listener.
$5/hour/language
Great for smaller churches or occasional use.
Most Popular
$99/month
$299/month
$499/month
1 hr streaming × 3 languages = 3 translation hours
Listeners are unlimited and free. Every account starts with 4 free hours — no card.
All prices in USD
Questions
No. They scan the QR code and it opens in the phone’s browser. No account, no app, no sign-up.
The host taps Pause for worship. Listeners stay connected and see a calm “Worship in progress” screen. When the sermon resumes, interpretation resumes with the very first sentence. Paused time is never billed.
Yes. Audio continues on the lock screen like a podcast, and if the phone or network interrupts it, Acts2 reconnects by itself. If a phone ever truly blocks sound, a single “Tap to resume audio” button appears.
Church services use the Chinese Union Version (和合本) terms and quote Scripture faithfully. You can add your own glossary — names of ministries, pastors and places.
Yes, one tap: Mandarin → Cantonese, same service, same QR code.
No. Businesses get the same product with neutral language — no blessings, no faith copy.
Per translation hour: one hour of interpreted speech into one language. Silence, music and pauses are free, and there is no charge per listener.
Download the host app, print your QR code, and try it with four free hours.